Half-burnt body of woman found in field at Amdanga
A half-burnt body of an unidentified woman was recovered from an open agricultural field in Shashipur, Amdanga, on Wednesday morning, triggering panic among locals.
A bus carrying picnic revellers from Kolkata toppled near Mukutmanipur, a tourist destination in Bankura this morning, leaving at least 15 injured.
SNS | BANKURA | January 5, 2025 11:59 am
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A bus carrying picnic revellers from Kolkata toppled near Mukutmanipur, a tourist destination in Bankura this morning, leaving at least 15 injured.
The condition of five of them was stated to be critical and were rushed to the Bankura Sammilani Medical College and Hospital by the police.
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The BSMCH officials said that four were released in the afternoon, but one was transferred to the ward for further clinical observation.
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The speeding bus lost control when the driver tried to avert a head on collision with a pick-up van that gushed in from the opposite direction at Bagdiha crossing on the Bankura – Khatra state highway within the Indpur police station area here. The place is barely 12 km from Mukutmanipur dam.
The bus inclined to the left before overturning, the police said.
Around 65 residents of Ruby area in Kolkata had been heading for Mukutmanipur, a tourist destination, surrounded by a large waterbody, hills and jungles. This is close to the place where tigress Zeenat was tranquilised last Sunday.
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A half-burnt body of an unidentified woman was recovered from an open agricultural field in Shashipur, Amdanga, on Wednesday morning, triggering panic among locals.
People allegedly displaced by the either collapse or damage of homes near the Belgachia dumping ground would now be rehabilitated in containers.
The health department of Kolkata Municipal Corporation has written to the commissioner of the city police seeking help for better coordination of local police in carrying out vector control activities in houses that pose threats of dengue in their neighbourhood.
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