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Another RTC worker suffers heart attack in Hyderabad
Even after several protests and rallies were carried out by the RTC workers to fulfill their demands, the government has not taken any steps to resolve the issue and in turn, announced its decision of privatising 50 percent of TSRTC.
Even after several protests and rallies were carried out by the RTC workers to fulfill their demands, the government has not taken any steps to resolve the issue and in turn, announced its decision of privatising 50 per cent of TSRTC.
The announcement by the chief minister did not go well with an RTC worker who worried about his livelihood and slipped into depression and collapsed from a heart attack. Sammaiah, working at Manthani depot in Hyderabad suffered a heart attack and was admitted to a hospital on Thursday. He is a native of Seethampalli village of Khammampalli mandal of Peddapalli district.
On the other hand, an RTC worker identified as Mekala Ashok attempted suicide after being depressed over the government's stubborn attitude. He was undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Thorrur.
Another RTC worker from Siddipet died of depression on Wednesday. He was identified as Nageshwar (42).
