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Four Killed in Jalore Motorcycle‑Boloero Collision, Including 5‑Year‑Old Child
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 09 Nov 2026, 10:31 AM
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A collision between a boloero and a motorcycle near Sangaur in Jalore district on Sunday night claimed four lives, including a five‑year‑old child. Authorities are investigating the incident.
A collision between a boloero and a motorcycle occurred near Sangaur in Jalore district on Sunday night, resulting in the deaths of four people, including a five‑year‑old child. The accident took place during the evening hours, as locals were returning from evening prayers and festive celebrations.
Police officers on the scene confirmed that the boloero, a type of two‑wheel vehicle used for local transport, struck the motorcycle at a junction where traffic was heavy. The victims were identified as a father, his wife, their daughter, and a young child who was traveling with them.
Emergency services responded promptly, but the injuries were too severe for the victims to survive. The local police are conducting a preliminary investigation to determine the exact cause of the collision, and they have requested traffic cameras from nearby roads to aid the inquiry.
The incident has raised concerns about road safety during the Diwali season, when traffic volumes increase. Authorities have urged drivers to exercise caution and adhere to speed limits, especially in rural districts like Jalore.
Police officers on the scene confirmed that the boloero, a type of two‑wheel vehicle used for local transport, struck the motorcycle at a junction where traffic was heavy. The victims were identified as a father, his wife, their daughter, and a young child who was traveling with them.
Emergency services responded promptly, but the injuries were too severe for the victims to survive. The local police are conducting a preliminary investigation to determine the exact cause of the collision, and they have requested traffic cameras from nearby roads to aid the inquiry.
The incident has raised concerns about road safety during the Diwali season, when traffic volumes increase. Authorities have urged drivers to exercise caution and adhere to speed limits, especially in rural districts like Jalore.