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4 killed, 2 injured in separate road accidents in Jammu

Jammu: Four people were killed and two others injured in separate road accidents in Jammu, police said on Sunday.---Advertisement--- In the first incident, Jatin Manhas (18) and Mahruda Pratap Singh (15) died after two speeding motorcycles collided head-on with each other at Dablehar-Chak Mohd Yaar road in R S Pura area on the outskirts of […]

Jammu: Four people were killed and two others injured in separate road accidents in Jammu, police said on Sunday.

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In the first incident, Jatin Manhas (18) and Mahruda Pratap Singh (15) died after two speeding motorcycles collided head-on with each other at Dablehar-Chak Mohd Yaar road in R S Pura area on the outskirts of the city on Saturday, the police said, as reported by PTI news agency.

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Two others — Sagar Singh (13) and Chanpreet Singh (18) — were injured in the collision. While Manhas was riding solo, the other three were returning from tuition classes, they said.

In another incident, an apple-laden truck fell into a deep gorge in Nagrota area late on Saturday evening. The truck was coming from Kashmir.

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The truck driver, Wahin Hussain of Reasi, and his helper Mohammad Younis of Jammu died in the accident, they said.

First published on: Nov 27, 2022 05:09 PM IST


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