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Close shave for 20 school kids

Muktsar, May 2 Around 20 students of a private school had a close shave on Monday as the school van they were travelling in rammed into a tree near Lambi Dhabh village on Guruharsahai Road. The students and van driver...

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Updated At : 11:22 AM May 03, 2022 IST

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Muktsar, May 2

Around 20 students of a private school had a close shave on Monday as the school van they were travelling in rammed into a tree near Lambi Dhabh village on Guruharsahai Road.

The students and van driver were taken to a hospital, where they were given first-aid.

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