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Four Killed, Seven Injured in Ratlam Expressway Crashes
Two cars crashed on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Ratlam district.
The crashes happened within hours of each other.
Both cars broke through a roadside railing.
They fell into a ditch about 30 feet deep.
Four people died in the two accidents.
Seven other people were injured.
The first crash involved a family from Punjab.
Police are investigating what caused both crashes.
Two cars crashed through the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway railing in Ratlam district within hours of each other.
Both vehicles plunged into a ditch about 30 feet deep.
Four people were killed, including two women from Punjab and two men from Gujarat.
The first crash killed Narendra Kaur, 67, and Manpreet Kaur, 32, and injured four others.
The second crash killed Ravi Hatila, 35, and Ramesh Makwana, 50, and injured three people.
- Who
- Four people died and seven others were injured; the victims included people from Punjab and Gujarat.
- What
- Two cars crashed through an expressway railing and fell into a 30-foot-deep ditch.
- Where
- The Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Ratlam district, Madhya Pradesh.
- When
- Tuesday, with the two crashes occurring within hours of each other.
- Why
- The causes and circumstances of both crashes are under investigation.
Key facts
- Deaths
- Four people
- Injuries
- Seven people
- Location
- Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, Ratlam district
- Ditch depth
- About 30 feet
- First crash victims
- Narendra Kaur, 67, and Manpreet Kaur, 32
- Second crash victims
- Ravi Hatila, 35, and Ramesh Makwana, 50
- Investigation
- Police are investigating the circumstances and causes of both accidents
Sources
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