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UP: At least four die after car looses control, plunges into pond

Hapur (Uttar Pradesh): In an unfortunate incident, at least four people died after a car plunged into a pond in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh, informed the police on Thursday.---Advertisement--- “As we received the information of the incident, we immediately reached the spot,” police said.---Advertisement--- The police informed that the accident took place near Samana […]

Hapur (Uttar Pradesh): In an unfortunate incident, at least four people died after a car plunged into a pond in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh, informed the police on Thursday.

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“As we received the information of the incident, we immediately reached the spot,” police said.

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The police informed that the accident took place near Samana village in the Kapurpur police station area.

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As per the police,  a Honda City car with four people plunged into a pond last night after it apparently went out of control. All four died on the spot.

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The deceased have been identified as Rahul, Haroon, Shokeen and Arun who are residents of Hapur. All of them were returning from Ghaziabad where they used to work at a farm house.

The bodies have been sent for post-mortem examination, police added. Further investigation is underway.

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First published on: Jan 19, 2023 12:54 PM IST


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