VISAKHAPATNAM: The state Industries and IT minister Gudivada Amarnath provided a helping hand the people injured in a road accident on the Anakapalli-Visakhapatnam National Highway in Andhra Pradesh on Friday. He shifted the injured persons in his vehicle to the hospital.
Sources said that the minister was returning from his constituency Anakapalli to Visakhapatnam. He noticed a small boy and another man bleeding at the roadside and waiting for help as their motorbike met with an accident. He stopped his convoy and asked his security personnel to help them.
Pinapolu Nageswara and his brother’s son Sanjay of Rajam village in Bucchayyapet mandal were going to Visakhapatnam on Friday. Nageswara Rao who was riding the bike lost control over it and hit the railing on the roadside. Nageswara Rao received multiple injuries. The 10-year-old boy Sanjay was also bleeding.
After seeing them on the roadside, the minister stopped his convoy and sent the injured persons to the Community Health Center (CHC) in Lankelapalem, an outskirts of the port city. He instructed the medical staff to shift them to Vizag for a better medical facility by sending two ambulances.
Sources said that the minister was returning from his constituency Anakapalli to Visakhapatnam. He noticed a small boy and another man bleeding at the roadside and waiting for help as their motorbike met with an accident. He stopped his convoy and asked his security personnel to help them.
Pinapolu Nageswara and his brother’s son Sanjay of Rajam village in Bucchayyapet mandal were going to Visakhapatnam on Friday. Nageswara Rao who was riding the bike lost control over it and hit the railing on the roadside. Nageswara Rao received multiple injuries. The 10-year-old boy Sanjay was also bleeding.
After seeing them on the roadside, the minister stopped his convoy and sent the injured persons to the Community Health Center (CHC) in Lankelapalem, an outskirts of the port city. He instructed the medical staff to shift them to Vizag for a better medical facility by sending two ambulances.