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DTC bus rams into shops in Jangpura, 6 severely injured

By IANS | Updated: April 30, 2022 13:50 IST

New Delhi, April 30 At least six people were severely injured after a DTC bus rammed into shops ...

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New Delhi, April 30 At least six people were severely injured after a DTC bus rammed into shops in the national capital's Jangpura area on Saturday, police said.

A senior police official said the victims were rushed to a nearby government hospital where they were undergoing treatment and were said to be out of danger by the doctors.

"The bus was going towards Jangpura from Sarai Kale Khan area. The driver of the bus lost control and rammed into the roadside shops," the official said.

After the incident, the area witnessed a massive traffic jam.

The police said that they have recorded the statements of the victims and a case under various sections of the IPC has been lodged.

The driver was arrested and released on bail.

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