Uttarakhand: 41-passenger Loaded Bus Overturns at Gangotri Highway, CM Dhami Expresses Sorrow

Uttarakhand: 41-passenger Loaded Bus Overturns at Gangotri Highway, CM Dhami Expresses Sorrow

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami on Friday expressed deep sorrow over a bus accident near Dharasu Nalupani on the Gangotri Highway, calling the incident "extremely saddening." India News | Uttarakhand: 41-passenger Loaded Bus Overturns at Gangotri Highway, CM Dhami Expresses Sorrow.

8 injured in bus accident on Gangotri Highway

A bus full of passengers lost control and overturned on the road near Nalupani on the Gangotri Highway. Eight pilgrims are said to be injured in the accident. On receiving information about the incident, rescue teams including police, SDRF reached the spot and the injured pilgrims were sent to the hospital. Where their treatment is going on. The bus is said to be from Madhya Pradesh. On Friday, pilgrims from Madhya Pradesh were going on a pilgri…

Road Accident In Uttarkashi, (Aaj Samaj), Dehradun: A bus carrying 41 passengers overturned after the driver lost control near Dharasu Nalupani on the Gangotri Highway in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand this morning. No one has lost their life in the accident. Some people have been injured slightly. Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has expressed deep grief over the accident. The accident happened around 10 am: SDRF The State Disaster Respon…

Bus overturns on Gangotri Highway, 29 injured, pilgrims safe - Pioneer Edge | Uttarakhand News in English | Dehradun News Today

PIONEER NEWS SERVICE | Uttarkashi A major accident was narrowly averted this morning when a bus carrying 41 pilgrims from Madhya Pradesh overturned at a hairpin bend near Nalupani on the Gangotri National Highway around 9:45 AM. The bus, bearing registration number UK13PA-0085, lost control en route to Gangotri Dham from Yamunotri Dham. Dharasu police swung into operation on receiving the information of the accident. A total of 29 passengers who…