Bus Fell into Pond in Madhubani District in Bihar

Posted By : Usha Sagar Modified On : September 19, 2016

Bus Fell into Pond in Madhubani District, Bihar

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Bus Fell into Pond in Bihar’s Madhubani

At least 50 passengers were feared dead after a bus drowned in a pond in Madhubani district of Bihar. The bus was heading to Sitamarhi from Madhubani, when the driver lost control and the vehicle fell into the 25 feet deep pond. Bodies of four passengers including a woman have been fished. According to reports, the rescue operations started late.

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