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18 Amarnath Pilgrims Hurt in Ramban Road Crash
✍️ Awaz The Voice
🗓 14 Jul 2026, 05:52 AM
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A road crash near Ramban in Jammu and Kashmir left 18 pilgrims on their way to Amarnath injured.
A vehicle collision on the Ramban‑Kishtwar road in Jammu and Kashmir resulted in 18 pilgrims being injured while en route to the Amarnath shrine.
Emergency responders reached the scene within minutes, providing first‑aid and transporting the wounded to nearby hospitals. The injuries reported ranged from minor bruises to more serious wounds requiring medical attention.
Police have launched an investigation into the cause of the crash, with authorities urging motorists to exercise caution on the winding mountain roads. The incident has prompted a review of traffic safety measures along the pilgrimage route.
Pilgrims who were traveling in a convoy of buses and private vehicles were caught off guard by the sudden impact, leading to the injuries. Local officials have assured that all affected individuals are receiving appropriate care.
The accident has drawn attention to the need for better road infrastructure and safety protocols on the route to Amarnath, especially during peak pilgrimage seasons.
Emergency responders reached the scene within minutes, providing first‑aid and transporting the wounded to nearby hospitals. The injuries reported ranged from minor bruises to more serious wounds requiring medical attention.
Police have launched an investigation into the cause of the crash, with authorities urging motorists to exercise caution on the winding mountain roads. The incident has prompted a review of traffic safety measures along the pilgrimage route.
Pilgrims who were traveling in a convoy of buses and private vehicles were caught off guard by the sudden impact, leading to the injuries. Local officials have assured that all affected individuals are receiving appropriate care.
The accident has drawn attention to the need for better road infrastructure and safety protocols on the route to Amarnath, especially during peak pilgrimage seasons.