16 injured as bus comes in contact with live wire in Raj

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Press Trust of India Jaipur
Last Updated : Jun 24 2018 | 6:45 PM IST

Nearly 16 people were injured today when their bus came in contact with a high voltage electricity supply line in Rajasthan's Karauli district, police said.

The bus, which was travelling to Khedla from Alipura village, came in contact with 11,000 KV electricity supply line, leaving 16 people, who were sitting on top of the vehicle, injured, sub inspector at Hindaun police station, Mukesh Kumar said.

He said that 11 people were admitted to a hospital for treatment whereas five others were discharged after primary treatment.

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First Published: Jun 24 2018 | 6:45 PM IST

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