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Home / Amritsar / Road Accident On Amritsar Batala Road Leaves One Dead Over A Dozen Injured

2 killed, 15 injured as bus collides with truck in Punjab's Amritsar

Police shift the injured to nearby hospitals 
Tribune News Service
Amritsar, Updated At : 11:05 PM Dec 03, 2025 IST
The bus collides with the truck.

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Two people were killed and 15 injured in a road accident near Gopalpura village on the Amritsar-Batala road here on Wednesday.

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According to DSP Dharminder Kalyan, a private bus collided with a tipper truck that took a sudden U-turn near the village.

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The bus, moving behind the truck, rammed into it, causing extensive damage to its front portion. Most injured passengers were seated in the front section.

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Police and ambulances arrived promptly, shifting the injured to nearby hospitals.

“Rescue operations are under way,” DSP Kalyan said.

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