Passenger killed as vehicle turns turtle on road
One person died and four others sustained grave injury after the vehicle in which they were travelling turned turtle on the road after it rammed into the divider in Nagaon on Tuesday.
The bizarre road mishap took place at Nonoi Arjuntol on thr National Highway No 37 in the morning. The injured have been battling for life at the civil hospital. Identified as Abdul Kadir, he died on the spot.
Eye witnesses, mostly, have blamed rash driving for thr tragic road mishap.
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