Two killed, 26 injured in mishaps

Excelsior Correspondent
SRINAGAR, July 1: Two persons were killed and 26 others injured in separate road accidents across the Valley.
A police spokesperson said that a Tata Sumo bearing registration number JK09 5925 fell into a deep gorge near Danch, Tangdar, resulting in on spot death of a passenger and injuries to nine others. All the injured were shifted to Sub District Hospital, Tangdar for treatment. Tangdar Police have registered a case in this regard.
Meanwhile, A mini bus bearing registration number JK01L 6276 on way form Srinagar to Anantnag skidded off the road near Humzapora, Bijbehara, resulting in on spot death of Nisar Ahmad Ganie son of Mohammad Abdullah of Kanihama, Srinagar and injuries to 12 others who were traveling in the bus. All the injured were shifted to Hospital for treatment. Bijbehara Police have registered a case in this regard.
A Tata Sumo bearing registration number JK03D 1073 hit a motorcycle near Batangoo, Anantnag, resulting in injuries to motorcyclist Sameer Ahmad Hajam son of Mohammad Saleem of Natipora, Khanabal. The injured was shifted to District hospital, Anantnag for treatment. Anantnag Police have registered a case in this regard.
In another accident, an Auto load carrier hit and injured 12 years old Reyaz Ahmad Tantary son of Abdul Jabbar Tantary of Krunsan, Lalpora. The injured boy was shifted to Sub District Hospital, Sogam for treatment. Kupwara Police have registered a case in this regard.
In another accident, an LP truck bearing registration number Jk01 7155 on way from Panthachowk to Batamaloo hit an Alto car bearing registration number JK01S 6266 at Sanat Nagar Chowk, Srinagar, resulting in injuries to two persons who were traveling in the Alto car. Both the injured were shifted to Hospital for treatment. Police have registered a case in this regard.
In another accident, an unknown vehicle hit and injured a pedestrian 55 years Ghulam Nabi Reshi son of Khazar Mohammad of Khansahib, Budgam near Bemina, Srinagar. The injured was shifted to hospital for treatment. Parimpora Police have registered a case in this regard.