Palghar (Maharashtra) [India]: The medical professional who attended to Cyrus Mistry after he was brought to a federal government health center in Kasa adhering to a road crash on Sunday stated that the former Tata Sons chairman had obtained a head injury when his vehicle rammed right into the divider and he was “brought dead” to the medical facility.
Former Tata Sons chairman Cyrus Mistry was killed in a road mishap near Mumbai on Sunday. According to Palghar Cops, Mistry was taking a trip from Ahmedabad to Mumbai when his auto struck the divider. Four individuals were travelling in the car, two of whom died right away including Mistry, and also the various other 2 were shifted to the hospital.
Speaking with media, Dr Shubham Singh stated, “Initially, two individuals were brought which included Cyrus Mistry as well as Jahangir Dinsha Pandol. Both of them were brought dead. The residents that brought them told us that Cyrus Mistry had actually passed away instantly. Jahangir Dinsha Pandol was alive instantly, nonetheless, he died throughout the transit. We proclaimed him dead around 5 pm.”
“After 10 mins, the 2nd rescue came carrying the other two people. Both had injuries. Both of them were given first aid treatment and moved to a greater centre. Their family members shifted them to Rainbow health center, from where they were airlifted to Mumbai,” he included.
The medical professional informed that the postmortem needed to be carried out in the government hospital, however, they obtained a call from the district collection agency which stated that they have to be moved to JJ Hospital for “experienced viewpoint”.
“Cyrus Mistry had a head injury as well as Jahangir Dinsha had a left leg crack and head injury. Their postmortem was to happen here, but we received a call from the district collector and SP that they need to be changed to JJ Health center for expert viewpoint,” Dr Shubham said.
According to the Superintendent of cops, Palghar, Balasaheb Patil, the mishap happened due to the chauffeur’s loss of control due to over-speeding.
