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Jehlum Post News | Srinagar| August 12, 2015| Chief Minister, Mufti Mohammad Sayeed, Tuesday expressed grief over the death of 11 persons, including three women and a child, in a sumo accident, near Sadhna Top, in Kupwara district today. The accident occurred when the ill-fated vehicle, which was on way from Kupwara to Tangdhar, rolled over and fell down into a gorge. In his condolence message, the Chief Minister conveyed his sympathies to the bereaved families in their hour of grief and prayed for peace to the departed souls. 

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