Class VI student killed in bus mishap

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Press Trust of India Rajgarh (MP)
Last Updated : Jan 17 2014 | 8:48 PM IST
A 13-year-student was killed and 14 other students were injured when their school bus rammed into a tree near Gathla village, around 60 km from here today, police said.
The incident occurred when the driver of the private bus of Gyan Sagar School lost his control and the bus hit the tree.
The bus was headed towards Gathla village from Boda town, police said.
The deceased was identified as Dhanraj Parmar, a class VI student.
Among the 14 students injured in the mishap, six students were referred to Bhopal for better treatment, police said, adding the bus driver is absconding.
A case has been registered in this regard, they said.
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First Published: Jan 17 2014 | 8:48 PM IST

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