At least 13 people dead and ten others injured at a wedding in northern India after a concrete slab covering an abandoned well collapsed under their weight
At least 13 women and girls have died while singing and dancing at a wedding as a concrete slab covering an abandoned village well collapsed under their weight in northern India.
"The victims fell down and were crushed under the debris," he said, adding the well was old and could not take the weight of those sitting on the covering.Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a tweet described the incident as heart-rending and prayed for the swift recovery of the injured.
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