Rishabh Pant, the Indian cricketer, was seriously hurt after a terrible car accident that occurred early on Friday. Around 5:30 AM on the Delhi-Dehradun Expressway, Pant’s automobile slammed into a divider and caught fire as he was travelling to Uttarakhand.
Fortunately, Pant’s injuries are not life-threatening as the Police said, and he is being being watched at Dehradun’s Max Hospital for head, back, and foot fractures. Thankfully, the Indian cricketer is stable despite images of Pant’s burned-out automobile and Pant lying on a hospital bed with a bloody bandage in his head.
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Within minutes after the accident, Pant’s car took fire due to the force of the collision with the divider. However, despite being hurt, Pant damaged his car’s windscreen and managed to escape just in time to avoid being killed. Pant was travelling alone in his automobile to Roorkee when the tragedy occurred.
According to Pant’s own admission, the driver of the vehicle dozed off on the stretch. “He fell asleep at the wheel, causing the vehicle to crash into the divider and catch fire. He was transferred to the Roorkee hospital, and is currently being transferred to Dehradun “DGP Ashok Kumar said to the press.
The police were able to determine that Pant was in a BMW after there had been some early uncertainty about whether he was in a Mercedes. Despite being one of the best and most luxurious sedans in the nation, BWF’s crash test scores are unsatisfactory.
Pant was rushed to a hospital in Roorkee shortly after the accident, and from there he has now been transferred to Max Hospital in Dehradun, which is around 30 minutes away from Mohammedpur Jat, the site of the accident.
According to Pushkar Singh Dhami, the Uttarakhand government will cover all costs associated with Pant’s medical care. Rishabh Pant could be flown from Dehradun to Delhi, according to Uttarakhand’s Chief Minister Dhami.
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According to the most recent information, X-Rays revealed that Pant thankfully have not suffer any significant injuries or fractures. His head and knees are where he is most severely hurt. Two wounds, one of which is just above the left eye, and a knee ligament tear have both been sustained by Pant.
Given the severity of the injuries to his back, Pant may need skin grafting or reconstructive surgery, which would prevent him from participating in any form of cricket for at least the ensuing year and all but eliminate him from the India 2023 World Cup.
