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Poonch accident toll mounts to 12, 5 critically injured airlifted to GMC Jammu   

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September 14, 2022
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Poonch accident toll mounts to 12, 5 critically injured airlifted to GMC Jammu   
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Poonch, Sept 14: The death toll in the Poonch accident mounted to 12 as three among the 30 injured persons succumbed to their wounds on Wednesday, officials said. Among the injured, five have been airlifted to GMC Jammu from district hospital Poonch, they said.

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As reported earlier, the accident occurred near Barari Ballah Sawjian when the driver of a minibus bus (JK12-1419) apparently lost control over it and the fell skidded off the road and rolled several hundred meters into the gorge. Soon after the accident, locals, police and army rushed to the spot and launched a massive rescue operation. Nine people died on the spot or on the way to hospital, a police official said. Later three among those critically injured died at hospital. Among the 27 other injured people, five seriously wounded have been airlifted to GMC Jammu for advanced treatment, the official added. Among the deceased include Maroof Ahmad (14), Bashir Ahmad (40), Rozsia Akhtar (18), Zarina Begum (40), Mohammad Hassan (65), Nazima Akhtar (20), Imran Ahmad (5), Abdul Karim (70) and Abdul Qayoom (40), all locals.

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