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Narrow escape for 87 after rear axle detaches from bus in Tenkasi, 6 hurt
June 21, 2025
|The New Indian Express Vellore
Officials say vehicle had fitness cert from RTO; technical team will submit report after inquiry
FOUR school students, a nursing student, and an elderly man were injured after the rear axle of a government bus got detached when the vehicle was in motion on the Thirumangalam-Kollam National Highway near Tenkasi on Friday. The posterior end of the bus, which had 87 passengers onboard, landed on its belly in the middle of the NH. A video clip from the spot showed both rear tyres lying on the side, completely separated from the bus. Several passengers suffered minor internal injuries after the bus landed with a thud.
Srivilliputhur TNSTC depot branch manager Raja Guru told TNIE that the bus had RTO 'fitness certificate' to be operated on road.
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