5 killed as ambulance rams into truck in UP

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Updated At : 03:01 PM Jan 26, 2021 IST

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Bhadohi, January 26

Five people were killed when an ambulance rammed into a stationary truck in the Gopiganj area in Bhadohi district on Tuesday morning.

The ambulance was going from Asansol in West Bengal to Chittorgarh in Rajasthan, carrying a dead body.

Sources said the ambulance was moving at a high speed and the driver apparently could not see the truck parked on the roadside due to dense fog.

All five people in the ambulance, including the driver, died on the spot. IANS

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