Kotkapura man burnt alive in vehicle collision in Canada's Edmonton city

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Updated At : 12:42 PM Sep 28, 2022 IST

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Faridkot, September 27

Gurkirat Singh (42), a transporter in Canada, who belonged to Gajjan Singh Wala village of Faridkot was burnt alive in a collision between two vehicles in Edmonton city of Alberta province on Monday. According to Gurdev Singh Khosa, father of the deceased, Gurkirat was returning from Fort McMurray to Edmonton in a van which collided with another van. This resulted in both the vehicles catching fire and killing both persons at the wheel.

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