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4 dead, 9 injured in Gundow Sumo accident

K H News Service by K H News Service
September 23, 2018
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Doda: In yet another tragic accident in Chenab valley of Jammu and Kashmir, four people died while 9 others, mostly critically injured after a Tata Sumo met with an accident near Kaljugassar some 45 kilometers from Kishtwar district.
Reports said that at about 10.45 AM a Tata Sumo bearing Registration number JK06-4986 which was on its way from Seru Khaljugassar towords Gowari, when it reached at Gangal Soti, it rolled down about 200-300 feet deep gorge in which four persons dead on spot while 9 other injured.
After hearing about the accident, the locals along with police and members of NGO Ababeel rushed to the spot and retrieved the dead and injured persons from the site of the accident. The injured were immediately shifted to Thathri hospital from where critically injured were shifted to District Hospital Doda.
The identification of dead bodies are yet to be identified. While the injured persons were identified as Ashiq Hussain (29 Yrs) S/o Ali Mohammad R/o Kota Khrangal , Munisha Devi (28 Yrs) W/o Vinod Kumar R/o Bhatoli , Sher Mohammad 40 Yrs) S/o Mamdoo Mir R/o Soti , Om Devi (55 Yrs) W/o Amar Chad R/o Kaljugassar, Swarn Singh (26 Yrs) S/o Tek Chand R/o Seru Kaljugassar, Manmohan Singh (30 yes)) So Om Singh R/o Kaljugassar, Amar Singh (55 Yrs) S/o Jagat Ram R/o Jugassar, Geeta Devi D/o N/K R/o Lajoo Kaljugassar and Tariq Hussain (29 Yrs) S/o Shah Mohammad R/o Kakoo.

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