Ramban/Jammu, July 5: At least 36 Amarnath pilgrims suffered minor injuries in an accident involving three buses in Ramban district on Saturday, officials said. The buses were part of a convoy headed for Pahalgam base camp in south Kashmir from Jammu's Bhagwati Nagar. The accident took place near Chanderkoot, along the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway, officials said.
They said the accident occurred due to failure of the brakes of one of the buses which then hit two other vehicles. The injured were immediately given medical aid. Jammu and Kashmir Road Accident: 2 Dead, 7 Injured After Tempo Traveller Collides With Tata Mobile in Rajouri; Investigation Underway (Watch Videos).
Bus Collision in Ramban
#AmarnathYatra2025| Earlier today, 36 pilgrims suffered minor injuries after four Pahalgam-bound buses collided near Chanderkote langar site in Ramban. Preliminary reports cite mechanical failure in one bus leading to a chain collision. Injured shifted to DH Ramban pic.twitter.com/r2XPwPd6Ur
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STORY | 36 Amarnath pilgrims suffer minor injuries after 5 buses collide in J-K's Ramban
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The convoy left for its destination after the damaged buses were replaced, officials said. The fourth batch of 6,979 pilgrims -- 5,196 men, 1,427 women, 24 children, 331 sadhus and sadhvis and one transgender -- left the Bhagwati Nagar base camp in two separate convoys between 3.30 am and 4.05 am. Reasi Road Accident: 30 Injured As Mini-Bus Turns Turtle in Jammu and Kashmir.
While 4,226 pilgrims left in 161 vehicles for Nunwan base camp for the 48-kilometre traditional Pahalgam route, 2,753 pilgrims were headed for the shorter but steeper 14-kilometre Baltal route in 151 vehicles.
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