Tragic Road Accident Claims Lives of 3 Punjabi Students (Siblings) in Canada

A tragic road accident in Canada has resulted in the deaths of three Punjabi students, Ramandeep Kaur, Navjot Somal, and Harman, all siblings. The accident occurred due to a tire burst while the car was in motion. Ramandeep Kaur was a resident of Samana, while Navjot Somal and Harman hailed from Burada village near Amloh.

Relatives of the deceased are urging the Punjab government to take steps to bring the bodies back to Punjab. The students had been in Canada for their studies for some time.

Details of the Accident
The accident took place near the city of Mill Cove, Canada. The three students were traveling from Moncton in New Brunswick province when the tire of their car burst, causing the vehicle to overturn. Despite managing to exit the car, all three sustained severe injuries. They were subsequently taken to the hospital by the police, where doctors declared them dead. The news has deeply saddened their families back in the village.

Previous Incidents
This incident highlights a growing concern over the safety of Punjabi students in Canada. Just recently, on July 22, 21-year-old Lakhwinder Kaur from Batala in Gurdaspur lost her life in a road accident near Brampton. She had been in Canada on a study visa for only ten months. Two other girls also perished in the same accident.

Conclusion
The rise in road accidents involving Punjabi students in Canada is alarming. The families of the deceased students are now calling for the repatriation of their loved ones' bodies and seeking support from the Punjab government during this difficult time.

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