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Speeding school bus runs 3 of family over in Ajnala

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Updated At : 09:51 PM Aug 22, 2024 IST

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#amritsar #ajnalanews #schoolbusaccident #ajnala Speeding school bus runs 3 of family over in Ajnala Speeding school bus badly crushed four people riding a bike at Punga village of Ajnala today. Three members of the family including a four-year-old girl died on the spot. While the injured woman was admitted to the civil hospital Ajnala. The deceased have been identified as Hira Masih, Sunita and Seerat resident of Punga village of Ajnala. Another woman Satti Kaur has been injured in the accident.

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