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News India Live, Digital Desk: During the festive season, when people were returning to their homes, a tragic accident occurred on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway in Kannauj district of Uttar Pradesh. A private sleeper bus leaving for Ballia from Delhi collided with a standing truck on Wednesday morning. The collision was so severe that the front of the bus was completely ruined and the passengers on it shouted.
In this painful accident, a passenger died on the spot, while more than 30 people were injured. The injured also include women and children.
How did this fierce accident happen?
The incident is near the Saurik police station area. It is being told that the bus was going to Ballia with about 55-60 passengers from Delhi. Around 6 o’clock on Wednesday morning, when most of the passengers were sleepy, a DCM truck already parked on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway could not see the driver of the bus and the high speed bus entered the truck directly from behind.
The sound of the collision was so loud that people around were also shocked. The buses of the bus flew away and the passengers sleeping inside fell on each other. Blood and broken items were scattered all around.
There was a scream all around
The scene after the accident was very dreadful. The injured passengers were groaning in pain and screaming for help. As soon as the information was received, the local police and the rescue team of Uupida reached the spot. Passengers trapped in the bus were taken out with great difficulty.
All the injured were immediately admitted to the Medical College in Tirwa and the Community Health Center in Saurikh, where they are undergoing treatment. The condition of many injured is said to be critical. Passengers who were victims of the accident were residents of different districts of Bihar and eastern Uttar Pradesh, who were returning to their homes for festivals, but the accident happened before reaching the floor. The police have started investigating the case by taking possession of the dead body of the deceased.
North India Statesman