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524 pedestrian deaths reported in Delhi till October 15: Traffic police data

Hindustan Times ·First reported
Hindustan Times524 pedestrian deaths reported in Delhi till October 15: Traffic police data
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While 262 pedestrians were killed by unknown vehicles, 69 such deaths were caused by private cars, while motorcycles and scooters accounted for 56 pedestrian deaths till October 15

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