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Home / Haryana / 4 Killed As Vehicles Pile Up Amid Dense Fog On Hisar Chandigarh Highway

2 killed as vehicles pile-up amid dense fog on Hisar-Chandigarh highway

2 cars collided near Uklana town, later a truck crashed into the vehicles and overturned
Tribune News Service
Hisar, Updated At : 02:36 PM Jan 04, 2025 IST
The road mishap, involving two cars and a truck, due to dense fog in Hisar, on Saturday. Video grab

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Two persons were killed and four others injured after two cars and a truck collided amid low visibility due to dense fog on the Hisar-Chandigarh highway on Saturday morning.

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The deceased have been identified as Anoop Garg of Thanesar in Kurukshetra and Suresh of Jajanwala village in Jind district.

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Earlier, reports indicated four persons to be killed in the mishap.

As per information, the two cars collided near Uklana town on Hisar-Chandigarh highway due to dense fog. Later, when some locals were trying to help the victims, a truck crashed into the cars and overturned.

The truck reportedly ran over the people, who were standing at the accident scene.

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More details are awaited.

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