Lucknow: At least 15 people were killed and 26 were injured in a collision between the Double-Decker buses and fast trucks on the Kisan Trail in the village of Baburi in Barabanki, a district held by a three-month tragedy on the highway killer.
Previously, more than 20 people were killed in a back-to-back accident at Ramsneet Ghat and the Nawabanj area.
The bus with 70 passengers on the boat was heading to Bahraich from Delhi, when the accident occurred on Thursday at the god.
While the nine-man’s body, two women and three children are identified, the identity of the body that is cut into pieces cannot be ascertained, police said.
Of the 26 11 injured in a hurry to the center of Trauma, Lucknow, four others were sent to the Barbanki District Hospital and the remaining after the first aid.
Police said, all passengers had risen from Delhi and headed to their homes in the Bahraich District, Gonda and Barabanki in front of Dussehra.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted condolences and announced compensation for each RS 2 lakh for died relatives and 50,000 Rs for injured.
The chairman of Yogi Adityanath’s Minister also announced EX Gratia RS 2 Lakh each with the family-hit and rs of 50,000 until injured.
He also directed officials to speed up help work.
Police supervisors, Barabanki, Yamuna Prasad, said that the driver of the truck was bound Lucknow lost control when turning past the lost bovine and hit the bus.
Eyewitnesses, Chetram, Village Baburi told Tii, he was awake in the fajar gap, when a person was destroyed by the morning.
Chetram, who made the first SOS call up 112, said, “My house is located across the highway and when I walked onto the road, I heard a shout from the destroyed pile of Doubledecker buses.” The police quickly began to save the operation and body filled.
Other villagers, Shadab, use a gas cutter to cut the destroyed metal to attract dead and injured.
A pine was filed against unknown people because it caused death from negligence and trash driving.
“Accountability will be repaired after the technical inspection of both vehicles,” said Prasad.