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Home / India / 4 Die 5 Injured As Ambulance Ferrying Patient To Bihar Overturns In Mps Seoni

4 die, 5 injured as ambulance ferrying patient to Bihar overturns in MP's Seoni   

The accident takes place on Jabalpur-Nagpur highway under Dhuma police station limits
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Seoni, Updated At : 05:01 PM Dec 01, 2024 IST

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Four people were killed and five injured when an ambulance hit a pedestrian and overturned in Madhya Pradesh's Seoni district on Sunday morning, a police official said.

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The accident took place on Jabalpur-Nagpur highway (NH34) under Dhuma police station limits, he added.

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"The ambulance was ferrying an injured person identified as Anish Shah (18) from Kurnool in Andhra Pradesh to his native place in West Champaran in Bihar. Two drivers and six of his kin were in the ambulance when it hit a pedestrian, Ranglal Kulaste, slammed into a pole and overturned," Sub Divisional Officer of Police Apoorva Bhalawi said.

He identified the deceased as Pratima Shah (35), Prince Shah (4), Mukesh Shah (36) and Sunil Shah (40).

The five injured were hospitalised in Jabalpur, Bhalawi added.

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