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22 injured as PRTC bus collides with truck on Ludhiana-Delhi highway

The bus was heading to Patiala from Ludhiana
Mahesh Sharma
Payal, Updated At : 02:37 PM Oct 28, 2025 IST
A trailer truck driving on the wrong side collided with the bus head-on on the Ludhiana-Delhi highway.

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At least 22 passengers, including 6 women, were injured when a PRTC bus collided with a truck coming from the opposite side at Khanna on the Ludhiana-Delhi national highway on Tuesday morning.

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The bus was heading to Patiala from Ludhiana when a trailer truck driving on the wrong side collided with it head-on, severely damaging the bus.

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DSP Vinod Kumar said a rescue operation was started immediately after the cops received information about the accident.

All those injured were shifted to hospitals and the police initiated a probe into the incident, he said.

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#HighwayAccident#KhannaAccident#LudhianaDelhiHighway#PRTCBusAccident#PunjabAccidentBusTruckCollisionInjuredPassengersRoadSafetyTrafficAccidentwrongsidedriving

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