Jammu and Kashmir: Bus with Amarnath pilgrims slips into gorge, 39 hurt
Thirty-nine Amarnath pilgrims were injured when their bus fell into a gorge. The bus skidded off the road in Ganiwan, Ganderbal district, on Tuesday morning. A house broke the fall, preventing a more severe tragedy for the pilgrims. Injured devotees were moved to SKIMS in Soura for medical treatment. Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha assured best possible care and safe return arrangements.
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