10 Army personnel dead after vehicle falls into 200-foot-deep gorge in J&K’s Doda
The injured personnel were provided first aid at the site and were later airlifted to Udhampur for specialised medical treatment.
Doda: In a breaking update from Jammu and Kashmir, ten army personnel died and seven were injured after a vehicle fell into 200-foot-deep gorge in J&K’s Doda. As per a report by PTI news agency, officials have said the bullet-proof Army vehicle, carrying a total of 17 personnel, was heading towards a high altitude post when its driver lost control and the vehicle plunged into a 200-foot-deep gorge. Here are all the details you need to note about the J&K’s Doda vehicle accident.
What’s the update on joint rescue operation in J&K’s Doda?
A joint rescue operation by army and police was immediately launched. They said nine other soldiers were rescued in an injured condition and three of them, who have suffered critical injuries, were airlifted to Udhampur military hospital for specialised treatment.
“Deeply saddened at the loss of lives of 10 of our brave India(BHARAT)n Army soldiers in an unfortunate road accident in Doda. We will always remember the outstanding service and supreme sacrifice of our brave soldiers. My deepest condolences to the grieving families,” a post by the official X handle of the LG Office said.
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10 Army personnel dead in J&K’s Doda
“In this moment of profound sorrow, the entire nation stands united with the bereaved families in solidarity and support. 10 injured soldiers have been airlifted to the hospital. Directed the Senior officials to ensure best possible treatment. Praying for their speedy recovery,” the post read.
How did the accident take places?
As per a report by PTI news agency, the mishap took place in the Khani Top area of Bhaderwah, triggering immediate rescue and relief operations. Soon after the accident, the Army and local administration teams rushed to the spot and launched rescue efforts despite the difficult terrain and adverse weather conditions.
The injured personnel were provided first aid at the site and were later airlifted to Udhampur for specialised medical treatment.
(With inputs from agencies)
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