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Over a dozen injured as picnic bus overturns near Shranz waterfall Five picnickers are said to be critical and have been referred to District Hospital Baramulla for advanced treatment.

Sopore June 22: Over a dozen passengers were injured after a bus carrying them on a picnic overturned near Shranz waterfall in Baba Reshi area of north Kashmir Baramulla district on Tuesday afternoon. Reports said that the bus bearing registration number JK05- 9752 was on its way from Kichhama Baramulla towards Shranzfall Baba Reshi when it met with the accident reportedly after the driver lost control over it. All the injured persons were shifted to a nearby hospital. Five among the injured are said to be critical and have been referred to District Hospital Baramulla for advanced treatment. A police official also confirmed the accident and said the injured were evacuated immediately by police to a nearby hospital. He said that a case has been registered in this regard.

108 new COVID-19 cases, one death in Ladakh

So far, 140 COVID deaths have been reported so far in the UT since outbreak of the pandemic.

Ladakh union territory reported 108 more fresh positive cases of COVID-19 even as a patient also died of the disease in last 24 hours, officials said on Friday. 

As per official figures confirming the development, 192 patients have recovered and from the disease and discharged. 

With this, the total number of COVID-19 active cases in UT Ladakh has come down to 1597- 1482 in Leh and 115 in Kargil district. 

So far, 140 COVID deaths have been reported so far in the UT since outbreak of the pandemic. 

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