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Panel visits broken bridge site

Hamirpur, April 1 A fact-finding panel that arrived here on Saturday to probe the collapse of a bridge near Jahu here on March 30 reportedly did not find debris at the site. It is likely to file its report on...

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Updated At : 12:02 PM Apr 02, 2023 IST

Hamirpur, April 1

A fact-finding panel that arrived here on Saturday to probe the collapse of a bridge near Jahu here on March 30 reportedly did not find debris at the site. It is likely to file its report on Monday.

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