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Car Collision: Four Killed As Car Collides With Bus In Dungarpur | Jaipur News
Jaipur: Four persons died while one was injured in an accident between a car and a private bus in Dungarpur district, police said on Saturday. The bus was going towards Dungarpur when a car coming from the wrong side of the road collided with it in Bichhiwada on NH-48 of the district late on Friday night.
The collision was so severe that the car was completely damaged from the front, Bichhiwada SHO Madanlal Khatik said.
Four youths travelling in the Gujarat-bound car died in the accident, the SHO said, adding that the condition of the injured victim is critical. All the deceased — Satish Bhai (25), Ankit Ninama (25), Ravi (23) and Kaushik (21) — were residents of Shamlaji in Gujarat, the police said.
The bodies have been kept in the mortuary of the district hospital. Their family members have been informed about the accident and the post-mortem will be conducted once they arrive, the SHO said. PTI
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The collision was so severe that the car was completely damaged from the front, Bichhiwada SHO Madanlal Khatik said.
Four youths travelling in the Gujarat-bound car died in the accident, the SHO said, adding that the condition of the injured victim is critical. All the deceased — Satish Bhai (25), Ankit Ninama (25), Ravi (23) and Kaushik (21) — were residents of Shamlaji in Gujarat, the police said.
The bodies have been kept in the mortuary of the district hospital. Their family members have been informed about the accident and the post-mortem will be conducted once they arrive, the SHO said. PTI
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Four people were killed and one injured in a car and private bus collision in Rajasthan’s Dungarpur district. The car was traveling in the wrong direction on NH 48 in Bichhiwada when it collided with the bus. The impact was severe, completely demolishing the car’s front end. The deceased individuals, all from Shamlaji in Gujarat, have been identified as Satish Bhai, Ankit Ninama, Ravi, and Kaushik. The bodies have been placed in the district hospital’s mortuary, and post-mortem examinations will be conducted once their relatives arrive.
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