Woman Dies After Falling Into ‘Hot Sambar Vessel’ During Ganesh Nimajjanam ‘Annadanam’
- On Sunday, 46-year-old Sujatha died after accidentally falling into a vessel of boiling sambar during Vinayaka Annadanam preparations in L Rao Nagar, Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.
- While sambar was being carried during cooking arrangements, Sujatha lost her balance and fell into the large vessel; organisers immediately pulled her out and rushed her for emergency medical treatment.
- Medical professionals advise applying cool running water to thermal burns for at least 20 minutes; substances like ghee or toothpaste should be avoided to prevent worsening the injury.
- Following her death on Monday morning despite medical treatment, Vijayawada Two Town police have registered a case to investigate the circumstances surrounding the fall.
- The incident in L Rao Nagar has left the local community shocked and mourning, while authorities await further investigation details regarding the circumstances of the fall.
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Woman falls face-first into boiling sambar meant for Ganesh Puja prasad, dies
A woman fell into a vessel of boiling sambar while helping with a Vinayaka Chavithi annadanam in Vijayawada. The fatal accident, captured on CCTV, is now under police investigation for possible negligence.
Vijayawada: A woman died after falling into boiling sambar during a food distribution ceremony held in connection with the Ganesh festival. The incident took place in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, on Sunday morning. Police said that the deceased has been identified as Sujatha (46), a native of Vijayawada. The incident took place in the kitchen while preparations were being made for the food distribution ceremony being prepared for devotees.
Woman falls into boiling sambar pot at Ganesh Chaturthi event in Vijayawada, dies
A 46-year-old woman died after accidentally falling into a vessel of boiling sambar while helping prepare food for a Vinayaka Chaturthi Annadanam event in Vijayawada. She suffered severe burns and died during treatment.
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