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Tata Sumo accident in Makwanpur: 6 dead, four identified

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Kathmandu. Six people were killed in a Tata Sumo accident at Bhimfedi-6 Jurikhet in Makwanpur on Sunday evening. Among the deceased, two Nepalese and two Indian nationals have been identified, while the identity of two people is yet to be revealed. Three people were injured in the accident, two of them are in critical condition.

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