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Accident in Tsirang kills 2

March 29, 2018
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Two people died on the spot when the Bolero pickup truck plunged over 100 metres off the road in Tsirang. The freak mishap took place on Tuesday when the vehicle was heading Barshong Gewog from Damphu Town.

Three other inmates in the Bolero were also injured and referred to Tsirang Hospital.  They are in stable condition now, states the medical report. Police suspect reckless and unlicensed driving could have caused the accident.

 

 

 

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