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Mother, minor daughter dead as bus catches fire

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November 10, 2023

A 28-year old woman and her 5-year old daughter died were going to their village in Uttar Pradesh to celebrate Diwali and 29 people suffered burns when a moving double-decker sleeper bus caught fire on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway on Wednesday night

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The incident took place on the main expressway connecting Delhi and Jaipur, near the Jharsa flyover. The bus driver and his helper have been identified and efforts are on to nab them. It is alleged that some prohibited items were kept in the storage unit of the bus which caught fire, as unconfirmed reports that there was a gas cylinder in the bus.

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