INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
KATHMANDU, FEBRUARY 16Seventy-five people died in road accidents in a period of seven
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Till the first seven months of the current fiscal year, the district recorded 457 cases of road accidents with the 75 deaths toll,
the District Traffic Police Office, Jhapa said.
Superintendent of Police Ashok Kumar Jabegu is among the victims
Fifty-seven are males, 14 females and four minors: two girls and two boys.Likewise, the number of the people severely injured in the
accidents is 107 followed by 639 with minor injuries
As Office Chief Jabegu said the accidents involved 433 motorcycles, 46 auto-rickshaws, 59 light vehicles, 32 buses, 17 trucks, six tippers,
18 tractors and 59 cars and jeeps.The office till February 12 collected the revenue of Rs 20.02 million
The collections were from the fines for the traffic rules violations.
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