ROHTAK: Four children were killed and two injured when a wall collapsed at a brick kiln at Budhana village in Hisar, Haryana, on Sunday night, police officers aware of the matter said on Monday.
However, police are yet to ascertain what led to the wall collapse. According to police, the victims were children of migrant labourers, who were from Uttar Pradesh and were employed at the brick kiln. The deceased were identified as Suraj, 9, Vivek, 9, Nandini, 5, and Nisha, who was three-month-old. Police identified them only by their single names.
The two injured children are undergoing treatment at a hospital in Hisar, police said.
Om Prakash, one of the migrant workers, said that the incident took place on the intervening night of Sunday and Monday when the labourers were working and the children were asleep.
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