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Death toll in Jharkhand's Pakur accident rises to 16

By ANI | Updated: January 6, 2022 02:55 IST

The death toll in Jharkhand's Pakur road accident has risen to 16, said the police.

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The death toll in Jharkhand's Pakur road accident has risen to 16, said the police.

"Death toll has risen to 16 while 17 injured persons are receiving treatment at different hospitals," stated the police.

"The reasons behind the accident were rash driving and poor visibility due to fog," they added.

Earlier on Wednesday, a collision between a bus and a tanker took place in the Amdapara area of Jharkhand's Pakur. Initially, the police confirmed the death of six people while 15 were reported to be injured.

Following the incident, Prime Minister Narendra Modi condoled the loss of lives in the accident and also announced an ex-gratia of Rs 2 lakh each for the families of the deceased and Rs 50,000 each for the kin of the injured.

( With inputs from ANI )

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