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Home / Madhya Pradesh / 9 Of Family Returning From Marriage Killed As Truck Overturns On Van In Madhya Pradesh

9 of family returning from marriage killed as truck overturns on van in Madhya Pradesh

The truck lost balance and overturned on the van
PTI
Jhabua, Updated At : 11:54 AM Jun 04, 2025 IST
Nine persons were killed and two others injured in the accident Photo for representational purpose only.

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Nine persons were killed and two others injured after a cement-laden trailer truck overturned on a van in Madhya Pradesh's Jhabua district in the wee hours of Wednesday, police said.
The accident took place at around 2.30 am when the victims, belonging to the same family, were returning from a marriage function, they said.
The truck was crossing an under-construction rail over-bridge (ROB) through a temporary road near Sanjeli railway crossing under Meghnagar tehsil area when it lost balance and overturned on a van, Jhabua Superintendent of Police Padmavilochan Shukla told PTI.
Nine persons were killed and two others injured in the accident, he said.
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