Fatal Accident Near Srisailam: All Passengers Of TSRTC Bus Safe
Srisailam/Hyderabad: A fatal accident was narrowly avoided at the Srisailam project in the mandala district of Andhra Pradesh. A bus belonging to TSRTC was going from Mahabubnagar to Srisailam when the bus suddenly stopped at the left bank hydropower station.
The bus hit the walls and the rally stopped Passengers said that if there was no railing, the bus would have fallen into the valley.
There were 30 passengers on the bus at the time of the incident. Alert passengers immediately got off the bus and saved their lives. Devotees claimed that Srisailam Mallanna saved them from the passengers who were terrified after seeing the incident. Later, the passengers were transferred to another bus. TSRTC officials inquired about the incident from the driver. (Maxim News)
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