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Chhattisgarh: Three Killed in Road Accident as Speeding Car Hits Bike in Korba

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: March 15, 2025 20:47 IST

A devastating road accident in Khodari village under Katghora police station limits claimed the lives of three people on ...

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A devastating road accident in Khodari village under Katghora police station limits claimed the lives of three people on Friday. According to reports, the victims were traveling on a bike when a speeding car collided with them. The impact was severe, resulting in the instant death of two individuals, while the third was rushed to Katghora Hospital, where they later succumbed to injuries.

Local authorities and police reached the spot soon after the incident. The Katghora police have initiated an investigation to determine the exact cause of the accident and identify the driver of the car.

This tragic accident has raised concerns about reckless driving and road safety in the region. Further details are awaited as the police continue their probe.

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