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6 dead, 50 injured as 2 buses collide in Tamil Nadu’s Tenkasi

Around 55 people were travelling in the two buses when the accident occurred

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Tenkasi, Updated At : 01:34 PM Nov 24, 2025 IST

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Six people were killed and around 50 injured as two passenger buses collided in Tamil Nadu’s Tenkasi district on Monday, police said.

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Those hurt have been admitted to hospital with injuries, including fractures to their arms, legs and heads.

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Around 55 people were travelling in the two buses when the accident occurred.

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More details are awaited.

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