Five killed, 20 injured as two buses collide in Maharashtra’s Buldhana district
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MUMBAI: Five individuals, together with two girls, had been killed and 20 others injured after two personal buses collided within the early hours of Saturday in Maharashtra’s Buldhana district, a police official mentioned.
The accident occurred round 2.30 am on a flyover in Malkapur city within the district, he mentioned.
According to the official, one of many buses concerned within the accident was on its technique to Hingoli after Amarnath Yatra, whereas the opposite personal bus was going in the direction of Nashik.
The bus going in the direction of Nashik tried to overhaul a truck and ended up coming in entrance of the second bus, leading to a collision, he mentioned.
Five individuals, together with two girls, had been killed and 20 had been injured, the official mentioned.
Senior district police officers reached the spot and rushed the injured to a close-by hospital.
The accident disrupted visitors on the highway for a while, he added.
MUMBAI: Five individuals, together with two girls, had been killed and 20 others injured after two personal buses collided within the early hours of Saturday in Maharashtra’s Buldhana district, a police official mentioned.
The accident occurred round 2.30 am on a flyover in Malkapur city within the district, he mentioned.
According to the official, one of many buses concerned within the accident was on its technique to Hingoli after Amarnath Yatra, whereas the opposite personal bus was going in the direction of Nashik.googletag.cmd.push(operate() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
The bus going in the direction of Nashik tried to overhaul a truck and ended up coming in entrance of the second bus, leading to a collision, he mentioned.
Five individuals, together with two girls, had been killed and 20 had been injured, the official mentioned.
Senior district police officers reached the spot and rushed the injured to a close-by hospital.
The accident disrupted visitors on the highway for a while, he added.
