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Tuesday, January 3, 2012, Chandigarh, India
Edition update time 2:30 am (IST)

highway horror in ambala
* 11 children die as overloaded school van collides head-on with a truck
* Fog blamed for mishap
Ambala, January 2
The first weekday of the New Year began on a tragic note for several families of Ambala district, as 11 children died when their overcrowded school van (Tata Magic) collided with a truck on the Saha-Shahbad Road (about 20 km from here) this morning. The van driver, Subhash (25), was also killed in the accident.
A parent rushes his injured child to Civil Hospital, Ambala Cantt after the accident Haryana page: Good Samaritan comes to injured children’s rescue
A parent rushes his injured child to Civil Hospital, Ambala Cantt after the accident. Photo: Dev Dutt Sharma

Lucky duo woke up late, missed school van
Pasyala, Sabga (Ambala), January 2
Uday and Drishti, students of Arjun Public School, situated 3 km from Pasyala village, were lucky to have missed the school van today. As they got late in getting ready for the van, their father decided to drop them on his motorcycle.



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