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Eight Workers Killed After Roadwork Machine Hits Power Line in Rajasthan

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Eight workers died in Rajasthan after a machine used for mixing gravel during roadwork made contact with an overhead power line. According to Udaipurwati SHO Rampal, the electrocution occurred when the equipment touched the live wire. The incident highlights the dangers faced by construction crews working near high-voltage lines. Further details about the exact timing and location were not provided in the available report.

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