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Jaguar crash toll rises to 11

Chandigarh Nov 10. The toll in Jaguar crash in a residential area in Ambala on November six rose to 11 with two more succumbing to injuries at the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research here.

Manju and her husband Nirmal, who were severely hurt when the plane crashed in the Anandnagar locality, succumbed to their injuries today, police sources said.

With the death of Manju and her husband, her father, Murari Lal, has now lost most of the family members in the tragedy.

Murari had ready lost his wife, Bimla Devi, another daughter, Lajwanti, and two granddaughters, Aarti and Shivani. — PTI

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