21 killed as bus and mini truck collide in Uttar Pradesh
Agencies : Bulandshahar, Thu May 31 2012, 15:10 hrs
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21 people were killed and 28 others were injured, some of them seriously, when an Uttarakhand roadways bus collided head-on with a mini-truck at Lakahooti area early this morning, police said here.
The accident occurred at around 5 AM when the bus, on its way to Haldwani town of Uttarakhand from here, rammed into the mini-truck, carrying people from Garhmukteshwar, they said.
17 people died on the spot while four of the victims succumbed to their injuries at the hospital, Bulanshahr SSP Gulab Singh said.
The twentyeight injured have been admitted to government hospitals, he said.
Police and Health department personnel have reached the spot and rescue operations are underway, the SSP said.
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