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Seven injured in North Kashmir road accident

November 4, 2023

Baramulla: At least seven persons were injured in a road accident in Pattan area of North Kashmir Baramulla district on Saturday.

An official told News Agency Kashmir Scroll that an accident took place at NHW near Nafees Hotel between Xylo bearing regd no. JkO4B 3495 and i20 Grand bearing regd no. Jk020-8085.

In the incident seven persons got injured and they were shifted to trauma hospital Pattan for treatment from where they were referred to JVC hospital Srinagar for further treatment.

Meanwhile police have taken cognizance and investigation taken up.

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