The first case of human death from the meteorite was recorded in Vellore, India.

USPA NEWS - The first case of human death from the meteorite was recorded in Vellore, India.
On Sunday, Indian publication, The Hindu, reported that the chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Jayalalithaa, issued a statement confirming the death.

On Sunday, Indian publication, The Hindu, reported that the chief minister of Tamil Nadu, Jayalalitha, issued a statement confirming the death: "A mishap occurred yesterday when a meteorite fell in the campus of a private engineering college in Vellore district's K Pantharappalli village."
However, to establish the cause of death of men succeeded only after a couple of days, when police found fragments of the funnel and the celestial body near the site of the man's death.
A bus driver has become one of the four victims of the fall of a small meteorite. In addition to the driver injured three people, but doctors were able to stabilize their condition. A bus driver became the first ever officially recorded victim of the fall of the meteorit.

Investigators were able to find inside the funnel small fragments of the cosmic body, and the metallic debris that has collected the meteorite, breaking in its path, one of the buildings. The probability of a terrorist attack or the explosion was excluded by the professionals immediately. The victim of the incident, and the family of the deceased driver will receive from the Indian authorities for a refund. At the moment all three of the injured are under medical observation in a local hospital. Local residents say that earlier this month in their area had been recorded the fall of the meteorite, however nobody has suffered.