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Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on November 10, 2026, spoke with senior officials, the Director of SKIMS Soura and the Deputy Commissioner of Ganderbal about a road accident involving a Tempo Traveller at Sumbal Bala in Ganderbal district. He directed the officials and SKIMS to ensure the best possible medical treatment for the tourists injured in the incident. The accident left at least 18 tourists injured, with eight in critical condition and referred to SKIMS for care.
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SRINAGAR: At least a dozen tourists from Gujarat, West Bengal and Punjab were injured after a Tempo Traveller skidded off the road near Sumbal Bala on the Srinagar-Sonamarg-Gumri (SSG) Road in Ganderbal district on Tuesday evening. According to sources, the vehicle was travelling from Sonamarg…
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Srinagar, Nov 10: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday said he spoke with senior officials, Director SKIMS and Deputy Commissioner Ganderbal regarding the unfortunate road accident at Sumbal Bala, Ganderbal. In a post on X, LG Manoj Sinha said: “I spoke with senior officials, Director, SKIMS…
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Srinagar, November 10, 2026: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha spoke to the senior officials and inquired about the health and well-being of the tourists who were injured in an unfortunate road accident at Sumbal Bala, in Ganderbal. He has directed the officials and Director, SKIMS to ensure the best…
