Lakhisarai News: The youth fell into the channel, including bicycle, painful death due to drowning - the youth drowned in channel accident in lakhisarai

A young man died of drowning in a channel in a tragic accident in the Halasi police station in Lakhisarai. The deceased Vikas Kumar fell along with a bicycle in the canal near Sahamaf Village. The residents and police took out the body together and sent it to postmortem. Due to the incident, there is a wave of mourning in the area. The residents demanded to increase the security system along the canal. A painful death of a young man because of falling in the canal, including a bike. PHOTO -DIALOONE, HALASI (Lakhisarai). A tragic accident occurred on Thursday night near the Sahamaf village Halasi police station, in which the cyclist crashed and drowned in a water -filled channel. The young man died in the accident. The deceased was identified as Vikas Kumar, a 24 -year -old son of Kameshwar Manjhi, a resident of Saithna Pakahi Mushari of the Halasi police station. Halasi police station Ranjan Kumar confirmed the incident. He said Vikas Kumar will go by bicycle on Thursday for the necessary work. As he went through the road on the road built on Shivsona-Shatmaf main channel in half half, the balance suddenly lost by bicycle and fell into the channel with the bike. The water in the canal was quite high, drowning and dying in deep water. According to the locals, his eyes fell on the bike and the young man who fell into the canal when a person passed there. He immediately made noise, after which the surrounding villagers reached the place and after much trouble the young man and the bike were taken out. Once the information was received, police in Halsi reached the place and took possession of the body and sent it to Sadar Hospital for Postmortem. Because of this painful accident, the deceased’s family is in a crying condition. Villagers said that due to a lack of security on this route and a lack of railing on the banks of the canal, there is often a possibility of accidents.