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Home / India / 5 Dead 10 Injured In Bus Accident In Lucknow

5 dead, 10 injured in bus accident in Lucknow   

The bus was coming from Hardoi when its driver lost control over the vehicle and it collided with a water tanker before plunging into a 20-ft-deep ditch
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Lucknow, Updated At : 09:48 PM Sep 11, 2025 IST
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Five people died and 10 were injured when a roadways bus overturned in the Kakori area here on Thursday, police said.

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According to locals, the bus was coming from Hardoi when its driver lost control over the vehicle and it collided with a water tanker before plunging into a 20-ft-deep ditch.

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Road construction work was going on at the site and water was being sprinkled on the stretch when the accident occurred, the locals said.

Lucknow Police Commissioner Amrendra Sengar said five people died and 10 were injured in the accident.

Rescue teams, assisted by locals, pulled out the injured passengers and shifted them to the Kakori community health centre. The rescue operation is continuing, police said.

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