10 injured in multi-vehicle pile-up on highway due to fog in Faridabad

All the injured were rushed to a hospital, some of whom were in a critical condition and were referred to other centres

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Faridabad, Updated At : 10:50 PM Nov 14, 2024 IST

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Ten people were injured in a pile-up involving five vehicles, including a bus full of passengers, on the National Highway in Palwal due to fog on Thursday morning, police said.

All the injured were rushed to a hospital, some of whom were in a critical condition and were referred to other centres, they said.

The Agra-bound private bus was coming from Ballabhgarh.

The injured were identified as Ata Mohammed (bus driver), Hathin (bus operator), Baljeet, Shameem, Bijendra, Dhanpati, Kamlesh, Rajesh, Rohtash and Devdutt.

Doctors referred Shameem and Bijendra to another hospital due to their critical condition, police said.

A police officer said an FIR was registered at Mundkati police station.

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