Car rams into divider near Mukerian; two killed, three injured

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Updated At : 01:20 PM Jan 01, 2022 IST

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Mukerian, December 31

Two people died on the spot and three others were seriously injured in an accident that took place near Mukerian at round 1:30 am on Friday. The accident took place when five friends were going to Dharamshala from Delhi to bring medicines. Their car collided with the divider on the road.

In a statement given to the police, Vikas Tomar, (33) son of Brahmpal, who is a sub-inspector in Delhi Police, said they were going to Mcleodganj via Pathankot to bring medicines for Manoj Kumar son of Satpal Singh, a resident of Ghaziabad, UP. At around 1.30 am, while rescuing a motorcyclist near Makkar Hospital on the National Highway Mukerian, their car rammed into a divider and was badly damaged. Two persons in the vehicle died on the spot, while three others were seriously injured. — OC

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