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Arunachal BJP leader Ninong Ering injured in road accident in Sille village of East Siang district

First Published: 13th April, 2024 13:37 IST

Ering sustained minor injuries on his head and hand and has been promptly taken to the hospital for medical attention.

Ninong Ering, a former union minister and current BJP MLA candidate, has met with an accident in East Siang district on Saturday.

The incident took place at Sille village in East Siang district.

As per sources, Ninong Ering’s car collided with a Tata Sumo at Sille village along the National Highway under Pasighat West Assembly Constituency under Ruksin Sub-Division.

Ering sustained minor injuries on his head and hand and has been promptly taken to the hospital for medical attention.

Further details awaited.

Also Read: Arunachal: Woman killed on the spot after massive rock crushes her car in Siang

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