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4 from Haryana's Jind die in road accident on Panipat-Hardwar road

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 03:01 PM Jun 03, 2023 IST

Panipat, June 3

Four people were killed and 24 injured as a truck hit in a pickup van on the Panipat-Hardwar highway on Friday night.

As many as 28 people of Kamach Khera village of Julana in Jind district were on their way to Hardwar.

As they reached near Sanoli on the highway a truck hit their vehicle.

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4 from Haryana's Jind die in road accident on Panipat-Hardwar road

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