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Four die in accident at Ganglakha

April 27, 2018
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Four men have died after two Toyota Prados veered off the road in Ganglakha, some 12 kilometers away from Gaeddu. The tragic accidents happened Wednesday afternoon.

Foggy weather is believed to have caused the accidents in which the two cars plunged below the road in the same spot only seconds or minutes apart.

The first Prado was carrying five people, while the second had three.

Both the cars were headed for Phuentshogling when the tragedy struck.

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