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Vehicle rams into tree, 12 hurt

At Khanna’s Garhi Tarkhana village a Mahindra Pik-up vehicle hit a tree. Twelve migrants, including women and children, were injured. They were admitted to the Civil Hospital, Samrala. Seven persons with serious injuries were referred to a Ludhiana hospital. Rahul...

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Ludhiana, Updated At : 10:12 AM Sep 28, 2024 IST

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At Khanna’s Garhi Tarkhana village a Mahindra Pik-up vehicle hit a tree. Twelve migrants, including women and children, were injured. They were admitted to the Civil Hospital, Samrala. Seven persons with serious injuries were referred to a Ludhiana hospital.

Rahul and Dinesh, who were injured, said when about 16 persons, all migrant labourers, were going to work in the fields in a Mahindra vehicle, the driver lost control over the vehicle and it collided with a tree.

It was suspected that the driver was drunk due to which he was driving carelessly.

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