Six injured in collision of two DTC buses at Sansad Marg
The Hindu
Two DTC buses collided on Sansad Marg, Delhi, injuring six people, including the drivers. Passengers Rupesh Kumar and Mohammad Tanvir were among those injured and were taken to hospital for first aid. Legal action will be taken.
Six people, including the drivers, sustained injuries after two Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) buses collided with each other in central Delhi’s Sansad Marg, the police said on Wednesday.
Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (New Delhi) Hemant Tiwari said a team from the Parliament Street police station reached the spot after being informed about the accident around 11.15 a.m.
Among the injured were the drivers Sandeep Kumar and Sanjay Kumar, the conductors Jagdeep Singh and Rahul, as well as passengers Rupesh Kumar and Mohammad Tanvir, Mr. Tiwari said.
“They were taken to hospital and discharged after first aid, Legal action will be initiated,” an officer said.
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