Mishap victim’s body found from drain in Ambala

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Ambala, Updated At : 02:45 AM Sep 08, 2025 IST

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The body of Ravi, one of the two victims who were washed away after a tractor-trailer overturned on Saturday, was found on Sunday.

A bricks-laden tractor-trailer had overturned while crossing a temporary bridge over an overflowing seasonal drain at Dukheri village, and four people had reported to have drowned. Later, two of them managed to come out, while Mukesh, a resident of Mithapur village, and Ravi, a resident of Samlehri village, had gone missing. A rescue operation was launched to trace the missing persons.

SHO, Parao police station, Dharambir said that Ravi’s body was found today and efforts were being made to trace Mukesh.

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