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Jammu and Kashmir: Army duo hurt in Uri accidental blast

Jammu and Kashmir: Army duo hurt in Uri accidental blast
Times of India Tuesday 28 July 2026, 18:37 UTC By NASEER GANAI 1 min read
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Two Army jawans sustained injuries from an accidental blast near the Line of Control. The incident occurred in the Kamalkote area of Uri sector on Tuesday. Both injured soldiers were promptly transported to the Army Base Hospital in Badamibagh.

Two Army jawans sustained injuries from an accidental blast near the Line of Control. The incident occurred in the Kamalkote area of Uri sector on Tuesday. Both injured soldiers were promptly transported to the Army Base Hospital in Badamibagh. Medical officials confirmed that both soldiers are currently in stable condition. There is no immediate threat to the lives of the injured personnel.
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