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A tragic incident took place early Friday morning in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh which shocked everyone. Almost a year after a fire broke out in a private sleeper bus traveling from Hyderabad to Bengaluru. 20 people were burnt to death. Most of the passengers were in deep sleep today and did not get a chance to recover. This accident happened between 3 am to 3:30 am on the National Highway near Chinnatekurgaon near Kurnool. 44 hours later. According to the information, the bus collided with a motorcycle. The collision was so severe that the bike got stuck under the bus and oil started leaking from its petrol tank, which caused the bus to catch fire. The fire engulfed the entire bus. There were 41 passengers on board. After the fire, the door of the bus got jammed, blocking the way for the passengers to escape. People who were awake somehow saved their lives by breaking the window panes of the bus. In this accident, about 19 passengers, two children and two drivers managed to escape. Death of four from a family This tragic accident has left an entire family in Nellore devastated. Ramesh (37), his wife Golla Anusha (32), and their two children Manish (12) and Manithava (10) All four passengers traveling in this bus died. Ramesh worked in a private company in Bengaluru and had gone with his family to Hyderabad for some work, from where this incident happened while returning. What did the officials say? Kurnool District Collector Dr. Esri said that the accident happened at 3 in the morning. The accident occurred around 3:10 pm when the bus derailed a bike, which leaked fuel and caught fire. He said that out of the 41 passengers 21 have been rescued safely. Many bodies have been burnt so badly that it is difficult to identify them. President Draupadi Murmu and Prime Minister Narendra Modi on this incident Ramodi has expressed deep sorrow.Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has also expressed grief over the accident and assured all possible help to the affected families.
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North India Statesman