City
Epaper

Six dead, 13 injured in traffic accident in Nepal

By IANS | Updated: November 10, 2024 20:45 IST

Kathmandu, Nov 10 Six people were killed and 13 others wounded on Sunday afternoon in a fatal traffic ...

Open in App

Kathmandu, Nov 10 Six people were killed and 13 others wounded on Sunday afternoon in a fatal traffic accident in western Nepal.

A sport utility vehicle carrying 20 people fell 200 metres down a cliff in Kalikot district, but one passenger managed to jump off the vehicle.

"Most of the injured are in serious conditions," Govinda Prasad Chaudhary, spokesperson for district police, told Xinhua news agency.

He noted that a Nepal Army helicopter had reached the site and that poor road conditions and overload could have resulted in the accident.

Two traffic accidents occurred in Nepal's Surkhet and Chitwan districts on Friday, leaving nine dead and 35 others injured.

Hundreds of people lose their lives in traffic accidents in Nepal each year.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

InternationalIndia-US ties hit ‘rock bottom’ in 2025, remain transactional: Expert

Social Viral‘So Personal’: Payal Gaming Breaks Silence on Viral Deepfake MMS

TechnologyS. Korean govt to form task force to handle Coupang data breach case

BusinessCM Stalin flags job losses in TN as US tariffs hit textile, leather exports; urges PM Modi to intervene

BusinessS. Korean govt to form task force to handle Coupang data breach case

International Realted Stories

International'We're poised for an economic boom': Trump credits 'tariffs' for economic growth

InternationalEleven months ago, I inherited a mess, and I'm fixing it: Trump

InternationalRisk of US-Venezuela direct confrontation rises as Maduro defies Trump’s blockade 

InternationalCPJ urges Bangladesh interim govt to release journalist Anis Alamgir

InternationalNepal: 98 per cent turnout recorded in CPN-UML general convention, counting to start late morning