36 injured as wedding party bus rams into divider on Delhi-Dehradun highway

The bus carrying 80 passengers was on its way to Datiyana village in Uttarakhand

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Muzaffarnagar, Updated At : 06:06 PM Feb 18, 2025 IST

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Thirty-six people of a wedding party were injured on Tuesday when their bus lost control, hit a divider and overturned, police said.

The incident took place near Barla village on the Delhi-Dehradun national highway when the bus carrying 80 passengers was on its way to Datiyana village in Uttarakhand, they said.

Circle officer Rajukumar Sav said police rushed to the spot after receiving information and began a rescue operation.

The injured were shifted to hospital and traffic was restored on the road. The condition of the injured was said to be stable, police said.

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