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Home / Punjab / 2 Dead 5 Injured In Road Mishaps

2 dead, 5 injured in road mishaps

Our Correspondent
Abohar, Updated At : 05:40 AM Sep 26, 2024 IST
Mangled remains of the car that collided with a tractor-trailer in Abohar.

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Two persons died and five were injured in three road mishaps in Fazilka and Abohar.

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Jasbir Kaur of Guruharsahai died and her two children were injured when a truck carrying sand hit the two-wheeler they were riding near Sanjeev Chowk in Fazilka yesterday. A case was registered against driver Raj Kumar under Sections 106, 281, 125(A) and 324 (4) of the BNS. He was held but released on bail.

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In another incident, Milkha Singh of Dhani Sukkad died yesterday after an unidentified van allegedly hit his bike near a school in Ladhuka on Fazilka-Jalalabad Road. A case was registered against an unknown driver.

Three persons, including Gursimran Singh of Fakarsar Theri, were injured when their car collided with a tractor-trolley that was carrying sand near the Abohar-Malout bypass yesterday. The injured persons were brought to Abohar Civil Hospital for treatment.

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