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Three killed as RTC bus rams into bus stand platform in Andhra Pradesh's Vijaywada

Sources said that the bus was Autonagar depot in Vijayawada was going to Guntur when the accident took place.

Three killed as RTC bus rams into bus stand platform in Andhra Pradesh's Vijaywada
Three killed as RTC bus rams into bus stand platform in Andhra Pradesh's Vijaywada
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By ETV Bharat English Team

Published : Nov 6, 2023, 10:35 AM IST

Updated : Nov 6, 2023, 2:58 PM IST

Vijayawada: In a tragic incident, three persons including a 10 month old baby died after a bus of the Andhra Pradesh Road Transport Corporation (RTC” rammed into the platform of the Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru bus stand in Vijaywada city of the state on Monday, officials said. Sources said that the speeding bus rammed into the passengers waiting on the platform.

Also read: Four daily wagers killed in car-bus collision in AP's Prakasam

Three people died in this incident, an official said. Along with the conductor, a woman and a 10-month-old child were among the dead, he added. Many others are reported to be injured in the incident. An official said that the accident took place at platform number 12. The furniture of the platforms 11 and 12 was destroyed in the accident.

While police did not confirm the cause of the accident, it is speculated that the accident happened due to brake failure. The incident took place when the bus belonging to Autonagar depot in Vijayawada was going to Guntur. The deceased conductor was identified as Veeraya of Guntur-2 depot. The identity of the other victims was not immediately known.

Pertinently, in July this year, at least six persons, who were all from the same family were killed in another road accident in at Mittakandriga village in Tirupati district. According to officials, the victims were returning from a visit to Tirumala at the time the accident took place between Tirupati-Sri Kalahasti on the national highway.

According to the officials, the car in which the devotees were traveling collided head-on with a truck. Police said that the accident happened at around 1:45 pm. The victim family belonged to Krishnalanka area in Vijayawada as per police.

Three killed as RTC bus rams into bus stand platform in Andhra Pradesh's Vijaywada

Vijayawada: In a tragic incident, three persons including a 10 month old baby died after a bus of the Andhra Pradesh Road Transport Corporation (RTC” rammed into the platform of the Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru bus stand in Vijaywada city of the state on Monday, officials said. Sources said that the speeding bus rammed into the passengers waiting on the platform.

Also read: Four daily wagers killed in car-bus collision in AP's Prakasam

Three people died in this incident, an official said. Along with the conductor, a woman and a 10-month-old child were among the dead, he added. Many others are reported to be injured in the incident. An official said that the accident took place at platform number 12. The furniture of the platforms 11 and 12 was destroyed in the accident.

While police did not confirm the cause of the accident, it is speculated that the accident happened due to brake failure. The incident took place when the bus belonging to Autonagar depot in Vijayawada was going to Guntur. The deceased conductor was identified as Veeraya of Guntur-2 depot. The identity of the other victims was not immediately known.

Pertinently, in July this year, at least six persons, who were all from the same family were killed in another road accident in at Mittakandriga village in Tirupati district. According to officials, the victims were returning from a visit to Tirumala at the time the accident took place between Tirupati-Sri Kalahasti on the national highway.

According to the officials, the car in which the devotees were traveling collided head-on with a truck. Police said that the accident happened at around 1:45 pm. The victim family belonged to Krishnalanka area in Vijayawada as per police.

Last Updated : Nov 6, 2023, 2:58 PM IST
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