As many as 25 individuals had been injured after a items car carrying MGNREGA staff heading for work overturned in Karnataka’s Belagavi, police mentioned on Friday.
There have been no reviews of deaths as of now.
In line with the police, the accident occurred on the outskirts of Hosur village in Hukkeri Taluk, on the state freeway.
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The products car misplaced management whereas making an attempt to keep away from a bullet bike. The injured have been admitted to BIMS Hospital for remedy, as per Belagavi SP Dr. Bheema Shankar Guled.
There have been no reviews of deaths as of now.
Additional particulars are awaited.
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In one other incident, in deadly accident on Wednesday morning, ten individuals had been killed and 15 others injured when the truck they had been touring in crashed after colliding with an unknown car in Yellapur taluk, Uttara Kannada district, police mentioned.
Uttara Kannada Superintendent of Police M Narayan acknowledged that the truck, which was loaded with greens, collided with a big car from behind earlier than veering off the street and falling right into a ditch.
“The victims were traveling atop the truck with the vegetables. The vehicle’s fall crushed them, leading to the tragic accident,” SP Narayan defined. The incident occurred close to Gullapur village in Yellapur taluk.
Yellapur Police Inspector Ramesh Honnapur confirmed that each one the injured people have been admitted to the federal government hospital at Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) in Hubballi.
In line with info supplied by the injured, Inspector Honnapur acknowledged that the truck collided with the oncoming car as a result of the driving force was unable to see clearly resulting from dense fog. The victims had been touring atop the truck’s load when the accident occurred.