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At Least 12 People Die in Bus-Truck Collision in Assam''s Kaziranga
Police said the speeding passenger vehicle carried more than 30 people, including college students, and rescue teams rushed the injured to nearby hospitals.
- On Friday, a head-on collision between a bus and a truck on National Highway 715 near Kaziranga National Park in Assam's Golaghat district killed seven people, police said.
- Rural Development Minister Atul Bora stated the bus was speeding and violating restrictions near the park; he suggested the driver lost control, causing the minibus to crash into the container truck.
- The bus carried around 35 passengers, including students. Golaghat Senior Superintendent of Police Swapnaneel Deka said at least seven were killed, warning, "the number of deaths is likely to rise."
- Critically injured passengers were referred to Jorhat Medical College and Hospital, while others received treatment at Kohora Model Hospital. Police launched a hunt after the truck fled the scene.
- The collision mirrors a September accident in Sonitpur where a car-truck collision killed five people. Officials are investigating the exact cause of the current tragedy near the park.
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Kaziranga Accident: 12 Killed As Traveller Collides With Truck; CM Himanta Biswa Sarma Expresses Grief
According to reports, over 10 were feared dead, while many more were injured due to a collision between a passenger bus and a container truck at an area close to Kaziranga National Park in Assam on Friday. The number may spike
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In Kaziranga, a truck and a traveler full of passengers collided face-to-face. More than 20 people are expected to die in the accident. Most of the passengers in the vehicle are said to be students. Many people are trapped in the damaged vehicle. Rescue operation is underway at the spot.
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