One day after deadly accident, another passenger bus crashes in Assam’s Khetri

Photo: News Live (Brahmaputra Tele Productions) · via monitored source

According to News Live (Brahmaputra Tele Productions), a passenger bus traveling from Guwahati to Lakhimpur overturned on a broken stretch of highway at Khetri in Assam on September 1. Several passengers had narrow escapes with minor panic spreading inside the vehicle after the driver lost control. The accident happened on National Highway 27 where road conditions have deteriorated. Local residents rushed to ^[1]

The development is reported by 2 monitored sources, including Northeast Now ^[2].

The underlying notification is on the public record and linked below.

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