The police have identified the deceased as Beena (45) and Riti (8). While the third deceased, a man, is yet to be identified.
Nuh, April 26
Three people, including an 8-year-old girl, were killed and 14 were injured when their vehicle rammed into a parked truck on the KMP expressway here, police said on Friday.
The accident took place on Thursday night when 22 devotees, including eight children, were returning from Vrindavan to Punjab in a Tata tempo, police said.
The tempo crashed into a stationary truck that was parked without any parking light, killing three people on the spot and leaving 14 injured, they said.
The injured were rushed to hospital, they said.
The police have identified the deceased as Beena (45) and Riti (8). While the third deceased, a man, is yet to be identified, they said.
"Four seriously injured were referred to medical college, Nalhad, and three other injured were referred to Rewari and Rohtak hospitals. An FIR was registered against the truck driver at Sadar Tauru police station," said Krishan Kumar, a spokesperson of Nuh police.
The bodies were sent for post-mortem and further investigation is under way, they added.
Join Whatsapp Channel of The Tribune for latest updates.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
Air India Express cabin crew call off strike; airline to reinstate 25 terminated crew members
To minimise disruptions, Air India is operating flights on 2...
Delhi liquor 'scam': Right to campaign in elections not a fundamental right, ED in fresh affidavit against Arvind Kejriwal's bail plea
The Bench had on May 7 hinted at Kejriwal’s release on inter...
Nijjar killing case: India says Canada has not shared any specific evidence or information yet
The MEA spokesperson says many of India's extradition reques...
Haryana political crisis: JJP leader Dushyant Chautala writes to Governor Dattatreya, seeks floor test; Congress demands President's rule
Grand Old Party seeks time to meet Governor Bandaru Dattatre...
9 killed after explosion at fireworks manufacturing unit in Tamil Nadu's Sivakasi
Seven rooms stocked with firecrackers were completely gutted...
