Six killed as bus collides with container truck in Gujarat

Vadodara, Oct 18 (IANS) No less than six individuals were killed and 13 others harmed when a transport crashed into a holder truck on the Ahmedabad-Mumbai Public Expressway in Gujarat’s Vadodara in the extremely early times on Tuesday.

The harmed were hurried to Government clinic in the city.

Right hand Magistrate of Police G D Palsana said: ” The traveler transport in transit to Mumbai crashed into a holder truck while attempting to surpass it at 4 a.m.”

Four people died on the spot while two surrendered to wounds while going through treatment at government medical clinic, the ACP said.

As per an observer, the mishap happened when the transport driver endeavored to overwhelm a compartment truck conveying wheat, and simultaneously, the last option applied brake.

After the mishap, the driver of the compartment truck ran away from the area.

Police are looking for the holder transporter.

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