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Eight teachers and students of Haryana college killed in bus accident

| | Mar 31, 2015, at 11:39 pm
Ambala, Mar 31(IBNS) Six teachers and two students from a Haryana college were killed and 18 people injured on Tuesday when the bus in which they were travelling collided with a truck on Saha-Sahjadpur road.
Reports said the injured have been admitted to hospital where seven are in serious condition.
 
Eyewitnesses say the truck, which was traveling on the wrong side of the highway, hit the bus.  
 
The bus belonged to a private college in Barwala.
 
The driver of the truck fled the scene and police have filed a First Information Report against him.
 

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