In Maharashtra, a tragic accident killed six people and left 20 people seriously injured.
Occurred on the late night of the 28th of July, the major road accident happened when two bus collided. According to the police, two buses collided head on at around 2:30 A.M., on NH 53 at Nandur Naka flyover in Malkapur area, Maharashtra.
One of the buses, owned by a company named Balaji Travels, was returning to Hingoli district from the Amarnath Yatra pilgrimage, while the other, owned by Royal Travels company, was heading to Nashik. Getting into the details, the police said, one of the buses overtook the other at Nandur Naka after which the two collided. While six people died on spot, 20 sustained serious injuries and 32 passengers received minor injuries. The driver of the bus returning from Amarnath is among those who died.
According to the Highway Police, traffic has been restored after removing the bus from the road.
Meanwhile, Mr. Eknath Shinde, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, expressed his anguish over the accident and announced a compensation of Rs. 5 lakh each for families of those who have died.
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