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Lucknow: Tree Falls Near Kaiserbagh Fish Market, 1 Dead, 4 Injured; Rescue Ops Underway

Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak said, "This is a sad incident. An old Peepal tree fell here. The injured have been sent to the hospital. Ambulances are at the spot. Rescue operation is underway."

A shocking incident occurred near the fish market in Lucknow’s Kaiserbagh police station area, where a tree fell, leaving one person dead and four others injured. Several people are feared trapped, and rescue operations are currently underway.

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According to Roshan Jacob, who is the Divisional Commissioner of Lucknow, five people who were injured in the accident were taken to the hospital; meanwhile, one person is reportedly dead.

Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak said, “This is a sad incident. An old Peepal tree fell here. The injured have been sent to the hospital. Ambulances are at the spot. Rescue operation is underway.”

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Further details awaited.

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First published on: Sep 16, 2025 03:25 PM IST


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