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Separate road accidents in Telangana on Tuesday left one person dead and 20 others injured. Major mishaps occurred in Karimnagar, Mancherial, and Nalgonda districts involving RTC and private buses, a lorry, and tractors, with police attributing causes to rash driving and negligence

A Telangana State Road Transport Corporation bus caught fire near Mehdipatnam bus stop. Quick action by the driver and passengers ensured everyone escaped safely. Fire department doused flames, though the front portion of the bus was badly damaged.

A 45-year-old Nampally woman died after a TSRTC bus hit her scooter at Chaderghat on Wednesday. Police said the victim sustained fatal head injuries in the crash. A case has been registered against the bus driver.

Two youngsters were seriously injured after their bike collided with a TSRTC bus near the Jeedimetla police station on Saturday morning. They were reportedly speeding at the time. Police registered a case and said the victims are currently undergoing treatment.

The private travel bus carrying 20 passengers was on its way from Kandukur towards Hyderabad, while the TGSRTC bus was on its way to Kalwakurthy from the city

Mahmood Khan, (55), a resident of Nalgonda cross-roads was crossing the road when a RTC bus hit him due to which he fell on the road and died due to injuries, said Chaderghat sub inspector, A Bharath Kumar

The driver lost control over the steering as one of its tyres burst and the vehicle ended up in agricultural fields

The victims Golusu Manoj (23) and Chittimala Raju (26), who work at a hotel in Chandanagar were returning home on their motorcycle when the incident took place.

According to reports, an RTC Garuda bus coming from Hyderabad rammed the mobile tiffin centre near the HP petrol station

The victim, B Sirisha, aged 15 years, was riding her two-wheeler along with a relative when three youngsters on an Activa tried to overtake them and in turn hit her two-wheeler.

The family members of the Varshith who reached the spot broke down on seeing the body. The youngster had completed his engineering course recently from a college and was planning to go to a foreign country for higher studies.

Jainoor Inspector K Anjaiah, in a press statement, said that the funds Rs 7,31,350, being carried by Garikemukku Vijaya Kumari travelling by an TSRTC bus, were seized when she failed to furnish relevant receipts of the cash.

The couple was heading to a tailor at Sun City from Shastripuram Kings Colony where they resided, when the mishap occurred

In today's Hyderabad updates, there's news about the relocation of personnel from Punjagutta station to the headquarters.

The bus was on its way to the city when the driver rammed into vehicles resulting in damage to vehicles and injuries to motorists.

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The front portion of the bus was damaged and 20 passengers traveling in the bus sustained injuries.

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