Thirteen people killed in two separate accidents in Nepal

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Press Trust of India Kathmandu
Last Updated : Oct 28 2013 | 7:57 PM IST
Thirteen people have died and 24 others injured in two separate road accidents in Nepal, police said today.
Eight persons were killed and 12 others seriously injured when a van ferrying passengers to Taplejung district in eastern Nepal veered off the highway at Dokhu.
The injured were rushed to Taplejung district hospital.
In a separate incident, five persons were killed and 12 others injured when a jeep heading to Ghurmi from Katari skidded off the road and fell into a 300 meter-deep gorge at Sirise area of Udayapur district yesterday night.
The injured were sent to Neuro Hospital in Biratnagar for treatment.
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First Published: Oct 28 2013 | 7:57 PM IST

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