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Seven dead, over 20 injured in Gujarat truck‑pickup collision
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Seven dead, over 20 injured in Gujarat truck‑pickup collision

✍️ The Times of India 🗓 09 Oct 2026, 01:31 PM 👁 11
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A collision between a truck and a pickup in Gujarat left seven people dead and more than twenty injured, authorities said.

A road accident involving a heavy truck and a pickup vehicle occurred on a Gujarat highway, resulting in seven fatalities and injuring over twenty others, according to local officials. Emergency services rushed to the scene shortly after the crash was reported, and the injured were transported to nearby hospitals for treatment. The victims include both drivers and passengers, with several taken to intensive care units. Police have cordoned off the accident site and are conducting a preliminary investigation to determine the cause of the collision, including factors such as speed, vehicle condition and road visibility. Authorities have urged motorists to exercise caution on the state's busy road network as the investigation continues.

The Gujarat police spokesperson confirmed that rescue teams, including fire and medical units, were deployed within minutes, helping to prevent further loss of life. Families of the deceased have been notified, and compensation measures are being discussed in accordance with state regulations. The incident has prompted a temporary diversion of traffic on the affected stretch, with signage installed to guide commuters safely around the area.

While the exact location within Gujarat has not been disclosed, officials emphasized that a thorough inquiry will be completed and findings shared with the public. The state government reiterated its commitment to improving road safety and urged drivers to adhere to speed limits and avoid overloading vehicles.
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