City
Epaper

Uttar Pradesh: 4 Killed, 21 Injured in Bus-Truck Crash on Agra-Lucknow Expressway Near Kannauj (Watch)

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: April 23, 2024 08:38 IST

Four individuals lost their lives and 21 others sustained injuries following a collision between a bus and a truck ...

Open in App

Four individuals lost their lives and 21 others sustained injuries following a collision between a bus and a truck on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway near Kannauj late last night.

Watch:

In an another incident, two students from Telangana studying in the United States died in a road accident in the US state of Arizona.

Nivesh Mukka and Goutham Kumar Parsi, both 19 years old, were killed when a car in which they were travelling collided head-on with another car in Peoria on Saturday night (local time), according to information reaching their families.

While Nivesh hailed from Huzurabad town in Karimnagar district, Goutham Kumar was from Station Ghanpur in Jangaon district. Both were studying computer science engineering at Arizona State University.

Tags: Uttar PradeshAccident NewsAgra Lucknow Expressway
Open in App

Related Stories

NationalKarnataka Accident: Four of a Family, Including Children, Killed After Car Rams into Speeding Truck in Magadi

NationalCouple Caught Romancing on Speeding Bike Without Helmets on Agra-Kanpur Highway; Disturbing Video Emerges

NationalUP Shocker: Woman Threatens to Cut Husband Into ‘55 Pieces’ for Coming Between Her and Lover She Met in Online Gaming

NationalUttarakhand Bus Accident: Victim Says ‘Truck Hit Our Bus’; 2 Killed, 10 Injured in Alaknanda Plunge

MaharashtraContainer Crash Triggers Massive Traffic Jam at Old Kasara Ghat on Mumbai-Nashik Highway

National Realted Stories

NationalTelangana set to bring legislation to support 4.2 lakh gig workers

NationalPlumbing the profound with perspicacious poetics (Book Review)

NationalTN's Mettur dam reaches full capacity, water release increases

NationalEarthquake of Magnitude 4.7 Hits Andaman Sea

National150 Cong MPs funded by Soviet Union acted as agents of Russia, says Nishikant Dubey