Four teachers injured as jeep turns turtle

Saturday, October 6, 2007, 19:32 [IST]

Fatehabad, Oct 6 (UNI) Four school teachers, including three women, were seriously injured when the jeep in which they were traveling turned over after its driver lost control over the vehicle.

The teachers Suman, Sudesh, Satya Rani and their colleague Natha Singh were seriously injured when the Natha Singh, who was driving the vehicle lost control over the steering and the vehicles turned over after skidding from the road.

The teachers were going to Ratia from village Baliala to attend a winter vacation seminar organised by the education department.

In another accident, a motorcyclist Dinesh (22) was killed when his bike collided against a tractor at Ratia-Tohana road.

UNI

Topics: ACCIDENT-HARYANA-TEACHERS

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