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On his last day as TSRTC Managing Director, senior IPS officer V.C. Sajjanar travelled on a city bus like a common passenger, paying via UPI and interacting with commuters. He leaves behind reforms promoting digital ticketing and improved passenger safety.

A tragic accident on the Bengaluru National Highway in Mahabubnagar left four people dead, including two women, and five injured when a private travels bus collided with a stationary truck. Police shifted the injured to the hospital.

Police said the victim, Mohd Hassan (45), a resident of Riyasatnagar, was at his shop on Bandlaguda Road along with his employee Pasha when a speeding bus crashed into the premises.

Padma and her husband, Badanna, residents of Devarakadra in Mahbubnagar district, were waiting on Shamshabad Road when a heated argument erupted between them. In a fit of rage, Badanna pushed his wife in front of a moving RTC bus.

Police and RTC officials arrived at the scene and transported the injured to Government General Hospital in Khammam for medical care. Among them, three individuals reportedly sustained severe injuries. Expressing his concern over the incident, Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy urged officials to provide the best possible treatment for the injured

Bhavani and Gayatri, residents of Antayapally village in Shamirpet, were waiting at the bus stop for a bus to their college when a readymix truck crashed into them. Both sustained injuries and were immediately taken to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Reports indicate that the bus, en route from Bengaluru to Warangal, overturned after one of its tires burst. The injured passengers were transported to Jangaon District Hospital for treatment.

Thirteen people were injured in the accident on Friday and admitted to a government hospital. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed district officials to the scene to oversee relief efforts.

Pickup van collides with oncoming bus on Budaun-Meerut State highway

Those who died were riding the small truck as it was rammed on the side by the bus

Police reported that the collision took place around 1 a.m. near Pasumarru in Chilkaluripeta Mandal, involving a head-on collision between a private travels bus and a tipper.

Durg Collector Richa Prakash Choudhary shared that 12 passengers lost their lives and 14 others sustained severe injuries when a bus, carrying workers, plunged into a ditch in Durg.

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Authorities confirmed the passenger bus lost control near Asser in Doda district, plunging into a steep gorge.

On Sunday night, the incident occurred, and Kotwali police transported all the injured to Dausa district hospital using approximately a dozen ambulances.

At approximately 6 am, the bus driver en route from Prayagraj to Durg lost control of the vehicle at Kenda Banjari ghat, situated under the jurisdiction of the Belgahna police chowki, as stated by a local police official.

Muktsar Sub-divisional Magistrate Kanwarjeet Singh confirmed the death of two persosn over the phone.

The frightening incident took place at Keishnapiram. Near Miryalaguda around 2.30 am.

The bus, which had departed from Hyderabad and was en route to Vijayanagaram, had 40 passengers onboard. According to the official, 10 individuals sustained injuries in the accident.

According to a statement by the Oaxaca Attorney General's Office (FGEO), the casualties comprised eight men, seven women, and a young girl, as reported by a Mexican news daily.