4 persons injured as tempo traveller hit by boulders in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi
Four persons were injured when the Tempo Traveller they were travelling in was hit by boulders on the Dharampur-Kotli road in Mandi district on Sunday morning. The vehicle overturned on the road as the boulders hit it, injuring the occupants.
As soon as news of the incident spread, a large number of people gathered at the spot to help extract the injured passengers, who were then taken to a nearby govt hospital. A police officer said that fortunately, the vehicle overturned on the road itself, and if it had fallen off the road, it could have led to a major accident.
The officer mentioned that an HRTC bus also passed by at the same time and narrowly escaped being hit.
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