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    Road Safety Measures Lead to Fewer Accidents in UT

    Jammu, March 30 Jammu and Kashmir government on Monday said that road accidents in the Union Territory have shown a declining trend over the past three years, owing to the effective implementation of various road safety measures.In a written reply to the question of National Conference MLA Ali...
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    Ex-Gratia Relief Issued to Udhampur Accident Fund Recipients

    UDHAMPUR, March 29: Deputy Commissioner Minga Sherpa distributed financial assistance to eligible beneficiaries under the Road Accident Victim Fund Scheme.The event was attended by Additional Superintendent of Police Sandeep Bhat, Assistant Regional Transport Officer Mudassir Iqbal, and other...
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    Financial Aid Distributed to Families of Road Accident Victims in Kishtwar

    In a compassionate initiative to support families affected by road accidents, Deputy Commissioner Pankaj Kumar Sharma distributed financial assistance amounting to Rs 5 lakh under the Jammu and Kashmir Road Accident Victim Fund in Kishtwar on Thursday.The assistance was provided based on...
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    J-K Traffic Police Increase Enforcement with New Equipment

    Jammu, March 11 Nearly 16,000 vehicles were seized in Jammu and Kashmir last year for violating traffic rules, even as the traffic department deployed multiple measures for better enforcement, IGP (Traffic) M Suleiman said on Wednesday.Suleiman, who briefed Chief Secretary Atal Dulloo during a...
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    Safety Improvements Lead to Reduced Road Accidents in Jammu and Kashmir

    Jammu, February 23 The Jammu and Kashmir government has recorded a 13.6 per cent decline in road accidents over the past three years, with the number of incidents falling from 6,120 in 2023 to 5,287 in 2025, officials said on Monday.The downward trend is attributed to improved enforcement...
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