School Bus-Tractor Collision Leaves 5 Students Injured; Accident Video Goes Viral
Mahabubnagar/Hyderabad, Nov 20 (Maxim News): Students traveling in a school bus had an escape when there was a collision between their bus and a tractor near Bijinepally village on Wednesday morning.
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Five students who were injured were rushed to the nearby government hospital. Others have sustained minor injuries. Reports said none of the children suffered life-threatening injuries.
People working in nearby fields rushed to the accident site to notice the collision and called police and ambulances. A video of the accident has gone viral on social media platforms. (Maxim News)
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