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Two hurt in bus mishap

Muktsar: A large number of people travelling in a tractor-trailer had a miraculous escape after a bus had a head-on collision with the former on Malout road. Those in the trailer sought action against the bus driver. Two persons suffered...

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Updated At : 11:47 AM Mar 26, 2022 IST

Muktsar: A large number of people travelling in a tractor-trailer had a miraculous escape after a bus had a head-on collision with the former on Malout road. Those in the trailer sought action against the bus driver. Two persons suffered injuries in the accident. TNS

Kin allege police inaction

Abohar: Relatives of a woman who had gone missing from Sherewala village with her child four days ago staged a dharna at Wahabwala police station on Friday. The police officials said the complaint was registered and search was underway.

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