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Three children killed, 14 injured in Punjab school bus accident

| | Jan 12, 2016, at 06:44 pm
Gurdaspur, Punjab, Jan 12 (IBNS) Three children were killed and 14 others injured after their school bus fell into a ditch in Gurdaspur, Punjab on Tuesday, reports said.

About 20 with minor injuries were discharged after first aid.
 
While driving to the capt school for excellence, Fatehgarh Churiyan in heavy fog in the  morning, the driver of the bus lost control when a taxi hit the vehicle, the police said.
 
The injured children are being treated at the government hospital in Gurdaspur.

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