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KURUKSHETRA: Five people were killed in a head-on collision between two cars on the Kaithal-Kurukshetra road, around 8 kilometres from here, on Monday morning, police said. Station House Officer (SHO) of Adarsh Police Station, Dinesh Singh, stated that the accident occurred around 7 am near Ghararsi village and is believed to have been caused by overspeeding. "The impact was so severe that both vehicles were completely mangled. Locals had to cut open the car doors to rescue those trapped inside," Singh said. One of the cars, carrying six passengers from Bubka village in Ambala, sustained significant damage in the collision. Five of its occupants died on the spot.
Kurukshetra: A head-on collision between a Maruti Suzuki Swift and a Tata Harrier on the Kurukshetra-Kaithal road in Haryana on Monday morning killed six people and left four injured.The six victims, all from Bubka village, Yamunanagar district, were travelling in the Swift, which was driven by Praveen (40). The deceased also included brothers Pawan (57) and Rajender (53), Pawan's wife Urmila (49), Suman (45), and Pawan's daughter Vanshika (22), who died later at the hospital. The family was on t ...Read More >
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Kurukshetra: At least five people died in a head-on collision between two cars on the Kaithal-"Kurukshetra road, 8 kilometres from here, on Monday morning, police said. Station House Officer (SHO) of Adarsh Police Station, Dinesh Singh, said the accident occurred around 7 am near Ghararsi village and is believed to have been caused by overspeeding. He said the impact was so severe that both vehicles were completely mangled. Locals had to cut open the car doors to rescue those trapped inside. One of the cars carrying six passengers from Bubka village in Ambala was badly damaged in the collisio ...Read More >