August 30, 2026, Sunday
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Seven people including the driver were injured when three vehicles collided

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Rautahat Seven people including the driver were injured when three vehicles collided in Rautahat. Durgabhagavati Rural Municipality Ward No. 5 Barharwa Hulaki Road, going towards Bam Canal, HR 28 D 7222 Indian Scorpio hit the Indian Scorpio BR 07 PA 7584 going towards Gaur from Chandranigahpur.

The police informed that after hitting the Scorpio, it also hit the auto No. 2 H 6525 which was stopped at the same place. According to Deputy Superintendent of Police Bishnu Pradip Basyal, Spokesperson of District Police Office Rautahat, Vijay Sah's hotel on the side of the road was also damaged due to the vehicle accident.

30-year-old Pawan Yadav of Bara Adarsh ​​Kotwal Rural Municipality Ward 7, Sarlahi Barhathwa Municipality Ward no. 11-year-old Ankit Mahato of 14, Gaur municipality ward no. DSP Basyal said that 24-year-old Surendra Kumar Sah of 2, 50-year-old Shivji Sah of Rajdevi Municipality Ward No. 8, 52-year-old Ram Dayal Sah, 39-year-old Mangal Patel of Yamunamai Rural Municipality Ward No. 5 and 10-year-old Tariq Vasta of Rajpur Municipality Ward No. 3 who were riding in the auto were injured. A vehicle accident took place on Tuesday morning near Bam Nahar Chowk under Gaur-Chandranigahpur road section.

District Police Office Rautahat informed that the injured were discharged after treatment at Gaur Provincial Hospital and the three vehicles involved in the accident have been seized and further investigation is underway.

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