Karnal, Oct. 31 -- Driver of an oil tanker was burnt alive after his vehicle allegedly met with an accident on Chandigarh-Hisar national highway-152 near Shimla village in Kalayat area of Kaithal on Thursday night. The deceased was identified as Peera Ram, a resident of Rajasthan, who was transporting methanol from Kandla in Gujarat to Ambala when the accident took place. Police said the tanker collided from behind with a paddy-laden truck going toward Cheeka town, triggering a massive explosion and fire. After the collision, the tanker driver was burnt alive as he reportedly failed to escape, while the truck driver had a narrow escape and received minor wounds. Police said the deceased body was kept at the civil hospital for autopsy. A dumper truck driver was burnt to death and two helpers critically injured after their vehicle collided with another truck and caught fire on the Delhi-Jaipur Expressway near Rathiwas around 1.30am on Friday, police said. The deceased was identified as Yogesh Kumar, 25, from Kotputli in Rajasthan. His colleagues, Vikas Kumar, 19, and Dharam Singh, 27, sustained critical injuries. Police said Yogesh was trapped inside the cabin, which was engulfed in flames....