A massive bus accident in Motihari, government announced compensation
A severe bus accident happened in Motihari in Bihar. The bus going towards Delhi from Muzaffarpur was reversed near Bagra on NH-28 of Kotwa police station. According to the disaster management, five people have died in the accident. Although the figures of the dead are not completely clear, as the
Department of Disaster Management confirmed the death of the first 12
people.
Muzaffarpur: A severe bus accident happened in Motihari, Bihar. The bus going towards Delhi from Muzaffarpur was reversed near Bagra on NH-28 of Kotwa police station. It is said that suddenly suddenly dropped down the road and turned around in the pit. And after the bus receded the fire took place. According to the disaster management, five people have died in the accident. Although
the figures of the dead are not completely clear, as the Department of
Disaster Management confirmed the death of the first 12 people. At the same time, the entire matter is being investigated. After the accident, many hospitals including PMCH have been placed on high alert. The government has also announced compensation for the dead.
Prithi Amrit, Principal Secretary of Disaster Management, has said that 13 persons were boarded by bus from Muzaffarpur to Delhi. And eight people have been rescued alive. That is why five people are expected to die. At the same time, it has been said that 27 people had to sit in bus from Gopalganj. However, after the accident, people had started the relief work first. And villagers say that 5 people were rescued from the bus and the rest of the people in the bus died.
The causes of the accident could not be confirmed. According to the reports, the bus was just going faster, so losing control of the culvert only got lost in the pit. At the same time, it is also news that the motorcycle and the bus vanished while saving a van A motorcycle and van under the bus is also suppressed. Everything was burnt down after burning on the bus. The fear is also being expressed that there were some other travelers besides buses going to Delhi on the bus.
The government has announced compensation to the families of those who died in the accident. The State Government has announced to give 4-4 lakh rupees to Chief Minister Disaster Relief Fund. After the incident, the Disaster Management immediately convened a meeting and decided to pay compensation from Relief Fund. With this, the government has directed that proper treatment of all types of injured should be done. If someone needs to be referred to a large hospital, they should immediately be brought to the hospital.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar himself took the information of the incident. They have instructed that no negligence of any kind will be taken. After the order of the Chief Minister, the adjoining major hospitals and PMCH are kept on high alert.
Prithi Amrit, Principal Secretary of Disaster Management, has said that 13 persons were boarded by bus from Muzaffarpur to Delhi. And eight people have been rescued alive. That is why five people are expected to die. At the same time, it has been said that 27 people had to sit in bus from Gopalganj. However, after the accident, people had started the relief work first. And villagers say that 5 people were rescued from the bus and the rest of the people in the bus died.
The causes of the accident could not be confirmed. According to the reports, the bus was just going faster, so losing control of the culvert only got lost in the pit. At the same time, it is also news that the motorcycle and the bus vanished while saving a van A motorcycle and van under the bus is also suppressed. Everything was burnt down after burning on the bus. The fear is also being expressed that there were some other travelers besides buses going to Delhi on the bus.
The government has announced compensation to the families of those who died in the accident. The State Government has announced to give 4-4 lakh rupees to Chief Minister Disaster Relief Fund. After the incident, the Disaster Management immediately convened a meeting and decided to pay compensation from Relief Fund. With this, the government has directed that proper treatment of all types of injured should be done. If someone needs to be referred to a large hospital, they should immediately be brought to the hospital.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar himself took the information of the incident. They have instructed that no negligence of any kind will be taken. After the order of the Chief Minister, the adjoining major hospitals and PMCH are kept on high alert.
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