<p>A 38-year-old mini goods vehicle driver was crushed to death when the plywood and glass sheets he was transporting toppled on him in Subramanyapura police station limits on Wednesday.</p>.<p>Shankar G, owner-cum-driver of a mini goods vehicle bearing registration number KA 50 B 1773, was crushed between the toppling sheets and the vehicle’s body at 2.30 pm.</p>.<p>Noticing Shankar getting crushed under the weight of the heavy sheets, people close by rushed to lift the sheets, but they could not remove them quickly enough.</p>.<p>They eventually broke the glass sheets, lifted Shankar out, and rushed him to the hospital, where he succumbed. The Subramanyapura police were informed about the incident after his death.</p>.<p>Police said Shankar must have suffocated since the plywood and glass sheets fell on his chest. His body bore no cut marks.</p>.<p>P Krishnakant, Deputy Commissioner of Police (South), said Shankar was summoned by Geetha Glass & Hardware shop to deliver window glass materials from Amruthahalli to Ganesh Glass & Plywood in Vasanthapura.</p>.<p>“He loaded the materials around 11 am and reached Vasanthapura around 2.30 pm,” the officer said.</p>.<p>“The accident happened when he was unloading the sheets. He was taken to a private hospital at Konanakunte and was later sent to KIMS Hospital, where he was<br />declared dead around 4.30 pm.”</p>.<p>Police are filing a case against both the owners for negligence. Shankar’s wife Mala BP has filed a complaint.</p>
<p>A 38-year-old mini goods vehicle driver was crushed to death when the plywood and glass sheets he was transporting toppled on him in Subramanyapura police station limits on Wednesday.</p>.<p>Shankar G, owner-cum-driver of a mini goods vehicle bearing registration number KA 50 B 1773, was crushed between the toppling sheets and the vehicle’s body at 2.30 pm.</p>.<p>Noticing Shankar getting crushed under the weight of the heavy sheets, people close by rushed to lift the sheets, but they could not remove them quickly enough.</p>.<p>They eventually broke the glass sheets, lifted Shankar out, and rushed him to the hospital, where he succumbed. The Subramanyapura police were informed about the incident after his death.</p>.<p>Police said Shankar must have suffocated since the plywood and glass sheets fell on his chest. His body bore no cut marks.</p>.<p>P Krishnakant, Deputy Commissioner of Police (South), said Shankar was summoned by Geetha Glass & Hardware shop to deliver window glass materials from Amruthahalli to Ganesh Glass & Plywood in Vasanthapura.</p>.<p>“He loaded the materials around 11 am and reached Vasanthapura around 2.30 pm,” the officer said.</p>.<p>“The accident happened when he was unloading the sheets. He was taken to a private hospital at Konanakunte and was later sent to KIMS Hospital, where he was<br />declared dead around 4.30 pm.”</p>.<p>Police are filing a case against both the owners for negligence. Shankar’s wife Mala BP has filed a complaint.</p>