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Seven killed in road accident in Pakistan

By IANS | Updated: April 22, 2023 17:15 IST

Islamabad, April 22 Seven people were killed and four others injured in a road accident in Pakistan's Punjab ...

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Islamabad, April 22 Seven people were killed and four others injured in a road accident in Pakistan's Punjab province on Saturday, police said.

The incident happened in the wee hours of the morning when a trailer fell on a slum area located near roadside in Lodhran district of the province, Xinhua News Agency reported.

According to initial reports, the trailer driver dozed off at the wheel before vehicle crashed into the huts.

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