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Seven killed after van topples in TN

By IANS | Updated: April 2, 2022 23:09 IST

Chennai, April 2 At least seven persons were killed and several others injured after a van they were ...

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Chennai, April 2 At least seven persons were killed and several others injured after a van they were travelling in toppled into a valley near Thirupathur in Tamil Nadu, the police said on Saturday.

According to the police, the van was carrying about 30 persons from a village located in a hilly region. They were going to attend a temple festival. As the van was nearing Pudutnadu, it suddenly plunged into a valley.

The police said that seven persons have lost their lives while several others have been injured.

The police and fire service personnel are involved in rescue efforts.

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