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Uttar Pradesh: Road accident injures 10 in Mathura

| @indiablooms | Sep 16, 2019, at 05:22 pm

Mathura, Sep 16 (UNI) A total of 10 people were injured when a speeding bus rammed into a divider at the Yamuna expressway early Monday in the Baldev area of this Uttar Pradesh district.

Police sources here said that the private bus, which was proceeding towards Delhi from Jhansi, hit a divider and then got stuck to a bridge near Khareda ghat gram in the Baldev area.

Ten people were injured in the accident who were then rushed to a hospital.

As many as 40 people were travelling the bus, the sources added. Other people have been sent to their respective destinations. 

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