Road crash on Yamuna Expressway leaves four dead

Accident took place when victims were on their way to Noida

PTI

Agra, Updated At : 11:53 AM Dec 17, 2024 IST

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Four people were killed and another seriously injured in a collision between two cars on the Yamuna Expressway here early Tuesday, police said.

The accident took place when the victims were on their way to Noida.

SHO of Khandauli police station Rakesh Kumar told PTI that the “accident took place on the intervening night of Monday-Tuesday at around 1.30 am on Yamuna Expressway.” The bodies have been sent for post mortem, he said, adding that the identity of the deceased is yet to be ascertained.

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