In the Ramban area of Jammu division on Monday, a vehicle carrying four people plunged down a steep canyon, resulting in three injuries and four fatalities.
The victims were being transported from Ukhrall to Maligam by an SUV. Information indicates that the driver of the car was unable to handle a tight turn. Locals hurried to assist the victims shortly after the disaster.
Locals alerted the police, and the remains and wounded were then transported from the canyon to the main road.
According to the authorities, the tragedy claimed the life of the driver, Sajjad Ahmad, and three other people: Abdul Wahid Bali, Aanayatullah, and Mohammad Ayoub Bali.
The three accident victims were sent to the neighborhood’s major health facility. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha, meanwhile, declared ex gratia for the people killed in Sunday’s terrible avalanche in Reasi as well as the victims of the Ramban road disaster. For each dead person, the next of kin will get Rs 5 lakh. Rs 50,000 will be awarded to the wounded. “I am really sorry to hear of the lives lost in today’s tragic traffic accident in Ramban. He stated, “I send my sincere condolences to the lost families and I’m hoping for the quick recovery of the wounded.
Baseer-Ul-Haq Chaudhary, Deputy Commissioner of Ramban, expressed his deep sadness over the unfortunate tragedy that occurred at Abas Morh, Maligam, Pogal in Ukhral. Warmest regards to the bereaved family. During these difficult times, we are together.
“Just spoke to Ramban DC Baseer-ul-Haq after learning about the unfortunate accident at Pogal in which four persons have lost their lives and an injured person has been shifted to Banihal hospital,” Union Minister Jitendra Singh said on X. I’m sending the deceased family my sympathy. I communicate with the administration often. Those who are impacted are receiving every kind of support available.