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Four dead, six injured in Afghanistan road accident

By IANS | Updated: August 24, 2024 17:45 IST

Bamiyan, Aug 24 At least four commuters lost their lives and six others were injured due to a ...

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Bamiyan, Aug 24 At least four commuters lost their lives and six others were injured due to a road mishap in central Afghanistan's Bamiyan province on Saturday morning, the provincial police office said in a statement.

The deadly road accident occurred after a passenger car turned turtle in the province's Yakawland No. 1 district, killing four commuters, including a woman and two children, on the spot and injuring six others, the statement added, Xinhua news agency reported.

The injured, including three women and two children, have been shifted to the provincial hospital for treatment, it said

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