In Haryana's Hisar district, four persons were killed and six others including school going students were injured in a head-on collision of a school bus and a school staff van, near Chirod village, on Hisar-Siwani road, they said.
Low visibility on account of fog was said to be the reason behind the accident, the police said.
The ill-fated van was on its way to Himalaya Public School Talwandi Rooka village while the school bus was going towards Kalwas village when the accident took place about 20- km from Hisar, the police said.
The second accident occurred in Yamunanagar district of Haryana, four persons were killed and six others injured when a private bus hit a motorcycle on the Bilaspur-Jagadhri road, the police said.
After hitting the motorccycle, the bus driver lost control over the vehicle and it overturned, they said.
The deceased were identified as Raj Kumar, Rahul and Rinku, residents of Yamunanagar who were riding the bike, and bus passenger Charanjit Singh, a resident of Bathinda.
The private bus was carrying pilgrims, who had arrived from Punjab for the Kapal Mochan fair in Yamunanagar.
A 26-year-old Punjab Police constable died after he rammed into a stationary trolley laden with sand on highway near Uggal Aulakh village in Punjab's Amritsar district, police said.
Bau Singh was going to his office in the morning when the accident took place, police said, adding the constable rammed into the trolley as he could not see it because of fog.
Another Punjab Police constable Harish Chander (40) was killed when his motorcycle was hit by a truck on Fazilka- Ferozepurn road in Guruharsahai in Punjab's Ferozepur district, they said.
In Punjab's Moga district, five persons sustained injuries when a private bus rammed into a minitruck coming from opposite direction near Rajeana village, police said.
The bus collided with a mini-truck after being hit by another bus from behind, police said, adding that the accident took place due to fog.
In another accident which occurred in Hoshiarpur district of Punjab, seven persons sustained injuries when a tempo carrying pilgrims from Amritsar fell into a river near Dashua after driver failed to see the water body because of foggy weather, the police said.
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