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70 year old man dies after hit by scooty in Ganderbal

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An elderly man died on the spot after hit by the two wheeler (scooty) in Central Kashmir’s Ganderbal on Friday.

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He was identified as Khazir Mohammad Bhat, son of Ghulam Mahi-ud-din Bhat of Nunner Ganderbal was critically injured after hit by speedy scooty this afternoon.

However, he was rushed to nearby hospital where doctors declared him brought dead on arrival. Meanwhile, police arrested scooty rider and has registered a case in this regard.

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