Sikkim Accident - Vehicle Falls into Gorge, Asst Suptd of SNT Transport Badly Injured

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Bolero Accident at Topakhani in Sikkim today afternoon. Vehicle lost balance and fell roadside into a gorge.

The vehicle was empty with no one in it. Lone driver name according to source is informed as Pradeep Chhetri (55) ,  R/o Sichey Gangtok working as Asst Suptd Transport SNT.

He is admitted at Singtam Hospital and been given immediate treatment.

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