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4 killed, 6 injured in a collision in Uttar Pradesh’s Azamgarh

The fatal accident took place early morning near Bagahidand bridge in Jiyanpur police station area of Azamgarh district in Uttar Pradesh.

Published on: Feb 14, 2021, 10:19:26 IST
By | Edited by , Varanasi
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Four persons were killed and six others were injured in a collision between a Tata magic minivan and a truck loaded with sand in Azamgarh district in the early hours on Sunday, police said.

Such was the impact that the truck overturned after the accident. (HT Photo)
Such was the impact that the truck overturned after the accident. (HT Photo)

The accident took place near Bagahidand bridge in Jiyanpur police station area of the district. Around a dozen people on board the minivan were travelling from Gorakhpur to Azamgarh. As the van reached near Keshwapur village in Azamgarh district, a truck loaded with sand coming from the opposite direction collided with the van, killing four daily-wage labourers and injuring six others. Two of the injured were residents of Varanasi, said police. It added that the truck turned turtle after the accident.

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The injured have been admitted to the district hospital in Azamgarh. Kin of the deceased have been informed about the incident, said Nand Kumar Tiwari, Station house officer, Jiyanpur.

 
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Sudhir Kumar

Sudhir Kumar is a special correspondent in the Varanasi Bureau of Hindustan Times. He covers politics, local issues, social issues, folk culture, Sarnath, Ganga river, crime in and around Varanasi and tribals in Sonbhadra. Sudhir also covers nine districts around Varanasi. He has been working with Hindustan Since 2023. He has reported extensively on politics, elections-State as well as General elections, education, and issues related to boatmen and farmers.

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