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15 killed as landslide hits bus in rain-hit Himachal
Hindustan Times Pune
|October 08, 2025
At least 15 people were killed and two children injured when a private bus was struck by a massive landslide in Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh, police said on Tuesday evening, adding that intermittent rainfall in the region since Monday has hampered rescue operations.
Rescue operations are underway after a private bus was hit by a landslide Bilaspur district of Himachal Pradesh on Tuesday evening.
(HIMACHAL PRADESH DIPR)
According to police, the bus, carrying 25-30 passengers, was on its way from Marotan to Ghumarwin when it was struck by a massive landslide in Bhalughat area around 6.30pm.
"15 people were killed in the accident, including the driver and conductor of the bus, and two children were injured. The total number of passengers who were travelling in the bus is yet to be confirmed," Jhandutta sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) Arshiya Sharma said.
An official spokesperson said a girl and a boy, aged five and 12, have been shifted to AIIMS, Bilaspur, with minor injuries and are currently stable.
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