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Home / Jammu & Kashmir / 10 Month Old Baby Among 3 Dead As Car Plunges Into Gorge In J Ks Reasi

10-month old baby among 3 dead as car plunges into gorge in J-K's Reasi

Accident took place at Chamalu Morh near Chassana and victims are believed to belong to the same family, say officials
PTI
Jammu, Updated At : 11:07 AM Nov 02, 2024 IST
The private car was headed for Chassana from Reasi when its driver lost its control, say officials. Representative image/File photo

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Three persons, including a 10-month old baby, were killed and an equal number critically injured when their car skidded off a hilly road and rolled down into a deep gorge in the Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir early Saturday, officials said.

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The accident took place at Chamalu Morh near Chassana and the victims are believed to belong to the same family, they said.

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The private car was headed for Chassana from Reasi when its driver lost its control, they said, adding local volunteers found three of the occupants dead on the spot.

Three critically injured persons were rushed to hospital, the officials added.

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