This Man's Life Has Ended Tragically, Because of Lockdown, Returning to the Village Walk to 200 KM, Finally Died

News24xx.com - The decision of the Indian government to impose a lockdown to ward off the spread of the Corona virus, resulted in chaos. The policy makes transportation activities for the public no longer work. As a result, people from the lower economic class chose to go home on foot to their hometown.

That's what a man named Ranveer Singh did. Because he had no money, he finally chose to go home to his village from New Delhi on foot. Unmitigated, the distance that must be taken to reach 200 kilometers.

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Unfortunately, instead of getting to his hometown, but his life was actually lost. The 39-year-old man who works as a food deliveryman in a restaurant in Delhi, finally died on the way. The man who is the father of three children died in Agra on a homecoming trip to his village in Morena.

As reported by the seconds of the times of India, Monday 30 March 2020, Ranveer Singh had fainted and finally died near Kailash Mod.

According to police, Ranveer fell and a shop owner rushed to help her. "The victim complained about chest pain and also called his brother-in-law by telephone to share his health condition. Around 6:30 pm, the victim died and the local police were notified," said an officer named Arvind Kumar.
 
"Ranveer went to his home village on foot. The possibility of fatigue due to walking as far as 200 km may trigger chest pain. However, before his death, the victim has claimed that for a certain distance he had boarded a truck," he added.

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After Ranveer's death, the police also took his body for an autopsy. It is known that the cause of Ranveer's death was a heart attack.

"The autopsy revealed a heart attack as the cause of death, but given the history of his trip, we assume that fatigue due to long trips might have triggered his heart condition," the official said.

Meanwhile, Ranveer's sister Sonu Singh revealed that her brother had worked in Tughlakabad, Delhi for the past three years. Ranveer left three children, two girls and one boy.

"He left for the village on Thursday morning at around 3am on foot. We are poor farmers, don't know how his children will survive without their father's income," he said.

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