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.

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

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

More details are awaited.

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#BusCrash #IndiaAccidents #TamilNaduAccident #TenkasiBusAccident #TenkasiNews BusCollision EmergencyResponse FatalAccident RoadAccident TrafficAccident

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