20 school children injured as bus falls into ravine in Khanpur

Recent Post20 school children injured as bus falls into ravine in Khanpur

20 school children injured as bus falls into ravine in Khanpur

KHANPUR: A school bus fell into a deep ravine in the Sarbarot area of Khanpur on Thursday that left 20 school children injured.

The incident occurred when the driver lost control of the bus and the bus fell into a deep ravine following a flat tyre, media citing rescue sources reported.

Five of the injured children were stated to be in a critical condition.

Police personnel and rescue teams immediately reached the site of the incident and started relief work, shifting the victims to a nearby hospital.

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