2 buses collide on Phillaur flyover amid dense fog, many hurt

Dense fog led to a collision between a Uttar Pradesh Roadways bus and a private sleeper bus on the Jalandhar-Ludhiana road in Phillaur early this morning. The accident occurred on the flyover near Ambedkar Chowk, creating panic among passengers. Several...

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Updated At : 11:10 AM Jan 11, 2025 IST

The bus that met with an accident.

Dense fog led to a collision between a Uttar Pradesh Roadways bus and a private sleeper bus on the Jalandhar-Ludhiana road in Phillaur early this morning.

The accident occurred on the flyover near Ambedkar Chowk, creating panic among passengers. Several Passengers sustained minor injuries. Phillaur SDM Amanpal Singh and DSP Sarwan Singh Bal rushed to the spot.

According to reports, the UP Roadways bus was going to Ludhiana when it collided with a private sleeper blue bus. The impact left the roadways bus dangling precariously from the flyover. Fortunately, there were no casualties, though both buses sustained significant damage.

Traffic was disrupted following the accident, but the administration officers arrived at the scene promptly and restored vehicular movement.

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