Maharashtra: 12 COVID-19 patients injured as ambulance overturns

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Updated At : 11:48 PM Jul 06, 2020 IST

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Pune, July 6

A total of 12 COVID-19 patients were injured on Monday when their ambulance overturned while on its way to a COVID care facility near Bavdhan here in Maharashtra, police said.

All the injured patients have been shifted to a nearby hospital.

“An ambulance carrying 12 patients was headed towards the Balewadi-based COVID-19 isolation facility from Kothrud when it turned on its side near Bavdhan on Pune-Mumbai Highway,” said Yashwant Gawari, senior inspector, Hinjawadi police station. PTI

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