4 killed in freak vehicular collision on Nice Road near Bengaluru

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Road repairs and traffic jams blamed for Nice Road mishap

BENGALURU:

Four persons — two men and two women — were killed in a freak collision of vehicles on the Nice Road on Friday night.

The accident is being blamed on the ongoing repairs to the Nice Road which has led to traffic jams, said a source.

4 killed in freak vehicular collision on Nice Road near Bengaluru

A Volkswagen car, heading towards Tumkur from Bannerghatta, collided with a Qualis car, which in turn collided with a Cantor truck in front. All four victims were in the Volkswagen, and three of them have been identified as Mohammed Fadil, Shilpa and Abhilash.

“A major fatal accident occurred on Nice Road near Purvankara Apartment in Bengaluru wherein a truck collided with vehicles,” Kuldeep Jain, Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Traffic West said.

4 killed in freak vehicular collision on Nice Road near Bengaluru

Sources said some occupants of the Qualis sustained injuries and are being treated at a hospital.

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