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Times of India11.05.2026GeneralIndia

1 dead, over 30 injured after bus overturns multiple times on Ganga Expressway

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A sleeper bus overturned on the Ganga Expressway near Budaun after a tyre burst, resulting in one passenger's death and over 30 injuries. The driver lost control, causing the bus to flip multiple times before landing on the opposite lane. Six passengers remain in critical condition and have been referred for advanced treatment.

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