Bus accident in Bengaluru's Kengeri area, several injured
25 people have been seriously injured after a KSRTC bus met with an accident on Sunday night under Kengeri Police Station limits in Bengaluru. The bus had 45 passengers on board when it collided with the divider under a flyover.
25 people have been seriously injured after a KSRTC bus met with an accident on Sunday night under Kengeri Police Station limits in Bengaluru. The bus had 45 passengers on board when it collided with the divider under a flyover.
Bus accident site in kengeri area of Bengaluru
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According to Dr DP Krishnan, DGP, Bangalore West Division, “About 45 passengers were on board the KSRTC bus which was travelling from Madikeri to Bangalore. There were no casualties in this bus accident.”
The accident happened near Bharat Petroleum in Kengeri around 1.30 am on Monday. According to media reports, bus driver was speeding when he lost control and collided with the Metro Pillar.
The police visited the scene and inspected the victims, who are being treated at a local hospital.
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