The bus driver apparently lost control over the wheels following which the vehicle fell from a bridge at Akoli in Parbhani's Jintur taluka, leading to the tragic incident.
A motorbike crashed into a passenger bus, which then hit a fuel tanker on the opposite side of the road, said Qadratullah, a traffic official in Helmand. An investigation into the accident was underway, he added.
The accident occurred when a high-tension wire unexpectedly fell on the bus, leading to immediate chaos and panic among passengers.
The dramatic visual of the accident showed that the bus got out of control after colliding with a car and crashed into a divider. Luckily, no one was injured in the accident.
The collision between the bus and the tractor was so intense that the former overturned causing injuries to passengers traveling on the bus.
The incident occurred when the bus collided with the divider of a toll plaza, which was undergoing construction, near Dharauli Madhupur village on the Prayagraj-Ayodhya highway.
The Indian nationals were identified as Mune (31) and Yogendra Ram Jogendra (67). At least 23 people were injured in the accident, including two Indian nationals who are receiving treatment at Nepalgunj Medical Teaching Hospital in Kolhapur.
The bus was carrying 21-22 children and during the accident around 12 children were injured. The villagers promptly assisted in transporting the injured students to the nearest primary health centre with the help of the local police following the accident.
In the video that surfaced on social media, the bus is seen burning like a ball of fire. However, no causality or injury was reported in the incident.
The overspeeding bus, which belonged to Jakhar, went out of control and overturned near Hathuniya village. The injured passengers were rushed to the district hospital in Paratapgarh.
The bus, carrying 48 passengers on an educational tour, overturned and fell into a ditch, resulting in injuries to 30 individuals. Passersby assisted in the rescue, and all injured were taken to the Community Health Center.
The incident allegedly took place when the bus was heading towards Kishtwar from Jammu, carrying as many as 55 passengers.
The bus, carrying over 70 passengers, was going from Haridwar to Jaipur. It overturned 30 feet below the culvert near the collectorate intersection Dausa.
Maharashtra's Beed witnessed two fatal road accidents in which at least ten people, including six students and a doctor lost their lives. The ill-fated bus was carrying 40-45 people when it met an accident. The injured were taken to hospital for treatment.
The accident occurred under circumstances that are yet to be fully detailed, and local authorities have initiated an investigation to determine the cause and gather more information about the incident.
The driver of the bus lost control of the vehicle resulting in the accident. The bus was carrying 43 people, including 40 Sabarimala pilgrims. All injured were taken to the nearby hospital.
Rajasthan: The injured passengers were taken to hospital for treatment after the bus collided with a truck parked on the road.
The officials confirmed the seven deaths as an overnight rescue operation was underway on Monday morning. The officials of the SDRF, the fire department and the Nainital Police launched a joint operation to find the stranded passengers.
The rescue operation was initiated immediately. Several people were rescued and shifted to the hospital.
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