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Udvada man who lost his legs in rail accident to get funds collected by trust

Funds collected by WZO Trust for caretaker of 's Parsi museum, who lost both legs in a rail accident 3 months back, will be invested in govt-approved securities once he’s fitted with the first set of prosthetics

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The life of 47-year-old Aspi Sepoy, caretaker of the Parsi community centre in Udvada, was turned upside down on September 14, when he lost both legs after falling in the gap between the train and platform at Udvada station. But the community and World Zoroastrian Organisation Trust (WZOT) came together to ensure it was set on the right track again, as much as possible.

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