Nirmal/Hyderabad, Dec 1 (Maxim News) A total of 56 students belonging to a private school of Adilabad had a narrow escape when the bus in which they were travelling accidentally came in contact with a live wire at Kallur village in Kuntala mandal today. Two students sustained minor injuries.
The students were on their way to Adilabad town when the bus touched the live wire. Two students suffered burn injuries and were admitted to a government area hospital in Bhainsa. Their condition was stated to be safe. The students had visited Sri Sai Baba temple in Kallur and were on the way back when the mishap took place. (Maxim News)
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