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Home / Uttarakhand / 5 Killed As Bus Falls Into Gorge In Uttarakhands Tehri Rescue Operations Underway

5 killed as bus falls into gorge in Uttarakhand’s Tehri, rescue operations underway

The accident occurred near Kunjapuri-Hindolakhal after the bus lost control and fell into a 70-metre-deep ravine
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Five passengers were killed after a bus fell into a ravine in the Narendranagar area of Tehri district on Monday.

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According to the State Disaster Response Force (SDRF), the accident occurred near Kunjapuri-Hindolakhal after the bus lost control and fell into a 70-metre-deep ravine.

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Five SDRF teams reached the spot upon receiving the information and a rescue operation was launched.

Five passengers were initially confirmed dead on the spot, SDRF officials said, adding that the injured were being rescued from the ravine and taken to the nearest hospital.

An official said there were 28 passengers on board the bus.

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