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12 hurt in mishaps due to smog

Vehicular traffic was disrupted today due to poor visibility caused by dense smog enveloping the region. More than one dozen passengers, including four women, sustained injuries when a Dehradun-bound tourist bus coming from Jammu rammed into a parked truck near...

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Phagwara, Updated At : 07:33 AM Nov 14, 2024 IST

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A truck that met with an accident due to a dense layer of smog near Phillaur.

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Vehicular traffic was disrupted today due to poor visibility caused by dense smog enveloping the region. More than one dozen passengers, including four women, sustained injuries when a Dehradun-bound tourist bus coming from Jammu rammed into a parked truck near Phillaur last night. The injured were admitted in the Civil Hospital. In another incident, a motorcyclist couple sustained serious injuries when their bike dashed against a grill fitted alongside the highway near Phillaur.

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