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32 Injured Devotees Discharged From Ruia Hosp
The New Indian Express Vijayawada
|January 10, 2025
In all, 32 devotees injured in the stampede at the Vaikunta Dwara Sarva Darshan token distribution centre at Bairagipatteda in Tirupati, were discharged from SVR Ruia Government General Hospital on Thursday.
In all, 32 devotees injured in the stampede at the Vaikunta Dwara Sarva Darshan token distribution centre at Bairagipatteda in Tirupati, were discharged from SVR Ruia Government General Hospital on Thursday. It may be noted here that six devotees were killed in the stampede. The victims were identified as B Naidubabu (51) from Narsipatnam, Rajini (47), Lavanya (40), and Santhi (34) from Visakhapatnam, and Nirmala (50) from Ballari, Karnataka and Malliga (49) from Salem region of Tamil Nadu.
Post-mortem was conducted on the bodies at Ruia Hospital. All arrangements were made to transport the bodies to their respective hometowns.
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