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The Panipat and Sonepat swung into action to check school buses, but several private cabs and autos overcrowded with schoolchildren were seen running with impunity in the city.
11 school buses were challaned and seven impounded in Panipat while eight buses challaned and three buses were impounded in Sonepat on Friday. (Mukesh Tandon)

Private vehicles packed with schoolkids in Panipat and Sonepat, a day after the tragedy.

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