Vehicle collides with water tanker, one died

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Hoshiarpur,, Updated At : 05:15 AM Jun 26, 2025 IST

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One person died when a vehicle collided with a water tanker near Bhawanour bus stand.

Pawan Kumar of Mandi was driving a vehicle from Talwara to Daulatpur. When the jeep reached near Bhawanour village bus stand, it collided with a water tanker parked there. Mahinder Singh, a resident of village Chalet, who was standing near the tanker and worked as a labourer on the newly constructed railway line, got seriously injured. He was immediately taken to the CHC, Bhol Kalota. After the first-aid, Mahinder Singh was referred to Mukerian Government Civil Hospital where he died during treatment. The Talwara police took the body into custody and started further action.

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