Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]: Actor Priyanka Chopra on Tuesday expressed her grief over losing lives on the Machchu river bridge in Morbi, Gujarat.
Taking to Instagram, Priyanka shared a word on her stories which she captioned, “”So heartbreaking…My condolence goes out to everyone affected by the bridge collapse in Gujarat.”
“Praying for a speedy recovery of those injured. My thoughts &prayers are with the families who mourn today.”
On Sunday, the suspension bridge above the Machchhu River in the Morbi district collapsed, and more than a hundred thirty deaths have been reported thus far. Visuals showed humans falling into the river underneath.
According to the present-day reports, the death toll inside the mishap went as much as 134. Gujarat Home Minister Harsh Sanghavi stated that a criminal case had been registered about the incident.
A First Information Report (FIR) has been filed by the Gujarat Police in the bridge collapse incident in Gujarat’s Morbi district towards non-public corporations for the try to dedicate culpable homicide and culpable murder not amounting to homicide.
The police additionally informed that the management person corporation did now not take due care and fine check of the bridge and saved it open for the humans on October 26, displaying excessive carelessness.
As consistent with reviews, the bridge was closed for approximately 8 months for preservation and the repair work was completed via a non-public business enterprise.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Priyanka could be visible in worldwide initiatives consisting of ‘It’s All Coming Back To Me’, and the series ‘Citadel’. Produced by Russo Brothers, ‘Citadel’ will hit the OTT on Prime Video. The upcoming sci-fi drama collection is being directed with the aid of Patrick Morgan and stars Richard Madden along Priyanka.
In Bollywood, she might be starring with Alia Bhatt, and Katrina Kaif in Farhan Akhtar’s ‘Jee Le Zaraa’, which promises to be another story of friendship following the lineage of ‘Dil Chahta Hai’ and ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’, both of which have become cult classics over the years.
