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Home / Rajasthan / 4 Women Killed 13 Injured As Up Roadways Bus Rams Into Truck In Rajasthans Bharatpur 622123

4 women killed, 13 injured as UP Roadways bus rams into truck in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur

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Updated At : 10:42 PM May 17, 2024 IST

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Jaipur, May 17

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Four women were killed and 13 others were injured in Rajasthan’s Bharatpur when a UP Roadways bus rammed into a trailer truck moving ahead on Friday, police said.

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According to police, the Uttar Pradesh (UP) Transport bus was on its way to Jaipur from Aligarh when the accident occurred on the Halaina-Mahua Highway.

Sub-Inspector Brijendra Singh said that the bus rammed into the trailer truck moving ahead, killing four women and injuring 13 others.

The injured were rushed to a local hospital while eight of them were referred to a hospital in Bharatpur for treatment, Singh said.

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The bodies were being kept in a mortuary and post-mortem will be conducted once their families arrive, he said.

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