Five injured as pick-up van rolls down the hill

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Updated At : 03:13 PM Apr 01, 2024 IST

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Garhshankar, March 31

As many as five persons suffered minor injuries while others had a narrow escape after the vehicle in which they were travelling rolled down the hill near Garhi Mansowal village.

The devotees, who were from Hukkran village, were returning in a pick-up van after paying obeisance at Khuralgarh Sahib.

The driver lost control over the vehicle on an ascent uphill and it rolled down. The pick-up van was being driven by Harbans Singh, a resident of Mukhliyana village.

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