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Bus Accident: 5-yr-old Falls From Hole In Roadways Bus In Baran | Jaipur News
Kota: In a distressing incident, a 5-year-old girl was left injured when she slipped through a large hole, left neglected on the floor of a moving state roadways busin Baran district on Tuesday. The minor, identified as Chanda, was travelling with her parents and minor brother the bus from Bhanwargarh to her village Haripura in Nahargarh area of Baran district.
As soon as the girl fell, her mother raised an alarm. The bus was quickly stopped and people took care of the girl.
The plying bus was in a dilapidated condition, said Bhanwargarh police SHO Uttam Singh. The minor girl was rushed to Baran District Hospital, where she was given medical treatment and she is out of danger, he said. Later, the bus was seized.
Baran Roadways depot officials said the hole occurred in the floor after the bus jumped over a breaker and it was not there earlier. TNN
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As soon as the girl fell, her mother raised an alarm. The bus was quickly stopped and people took care of the girl.
The plying bus was in a dilapidated condition, said Bhanwargarh police SHO Uttam Singh. The minor girl was rushed to Baran District Hospital, where she was given medical treatment and she is out of danger, he said. Later, the bus was seized.
Baran Roadways depot officials said the hole occurred in the floor after the bus jumped over a breaker and it was not there earlier. TNN
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