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Four Injured as Auto Rolls Down 50 Feet in Doda

January 18, 2025

Doda: Four persons sustained injuries when an auto traveling from Koti to Doda skidded off the road and rolled down about 50 feet near Koti Nalla in Doda district on Saturday.

An official told news agency JKNS that the accident occurred while traveling from Koti to Doda skidded off the road and rolled down about 50 feet near Koti Nalla.

Four persons were injured, and were immediately shifted to GMC Doda for medical treatment.

Meanwhile, Police have taken cognizance of the incident and further investigations have been taken up. (JKNS)

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