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6 killed as bus of Hisar school meets with accident in Nainital

Deepender Deswal Hisar, October 9 Six people were killed as the bus of a private school in this district fell into a gorge near Nainital in Uttarakhand on Sunday night. Students and teachers of New Manav International School at Patan...

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Updated At : 05:17 PM Oct 09, 2023 IST

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Deepender Deswal

Hisar, October 9

Six people were killed as the bus of a private school in this district fell into a gorge near Nainital in Uttarakhand on Sunday night.

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Students and teachers of New Manav International School at Patan village of this district had gone on a trip to Nainital on Friday.

The bus had 31 people, including students and teachers.

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The accident took place as they were returning from Nainital.

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