India has nearly 40 people falling into the river, and 13 people have died

Jimu Journalist Li Lili

Intern Yang Shaopeng

According to the "India Express" reported on July 18, on Monday morning local time, a bus suddenly rushed towards the railings in the Central State of India, which died at least 13 people. At present, the accident is still in the rescue.

According to reports, around 9:30 am, the bus departed from the Indo Dordor of the Central State and went to Nigipur, which was adjacent to Mahara Satra. It was near the Central Bonal District, and the bus suddenly rushed into the Narmada River.

According to the Indian newspaper Torlas, the accident occurred on the National Highway 3 of Agra to the Mumbai Highway, near the border between Dal and Halgon. It is reported that before the buses fell into the river, they hit the railing of the bridge.

This bus belongs to the highway transportation company of Mahara Satra. There are nearly 40 passengers on the car. At present, 13 corpses have been salvaged, and 15 people have been rescued.

The Indian National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) has rushed to the scene.

There is no trace of drivers and ticket salespersons.

On the same day, the account of the Indian Prime Minister's office stated in the tweet that rescue operations are in progress.

(Picture source: India Express)

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