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Palakkad Bus Accident: Driver Charged With Homicide, Kerala Police Urge People To Report On Traffic Violations Palakkad Bus Accident: On Wednesday, a tourist bus that was transporting 42 school children to Ooty rammed into Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus resulting in the death of nine persons. Chennai: The driver of the tourist bus–Jomon Pathrose aka Jojo–which rammed into a KSRTC vehicle killing nine people was booked under charges of homicide on Friday. Jomon who was absconding was found to have been booked previously under charges for drunk and negligent driving. On Wednesday, a tourist bus that was transporting 42 school children and teachers for a tour to Ooty rammed into Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus. The gory mishap led to the death of nine persons including five children. Following this, Alathur Deputy Superintendent of Police took over the investigation into the case and booked Jomon under section 304 (culpable homicide) of Indian Penal Code. The police also said that the accident was caused due to overspeeding and reckless driving. They also said that Jomon had already been booked for negligent driving including in AP, said a report on Manorama. Also Read | The police also booked the owner of the tourist bus for failing to act despite getting alerts regarding the overspeeding of the bus. The speed governor of the bus which limits the speed of the bus was also found detached during inspections. The bus was traveling at 97.7 kmph at ...

Palakkad: A potentially catastrophic accident was narrowly avoided when a bus collided with a car that had stopped at a signal. The quick thinking and skill of the car driver prevented a major disaster. The incident occurred at the Kazhchaparambu junction on the Palakkad-Thrissur National Highway at approximately 9:30 on Tuesday morning. The impact of the collision sent the car spiraling out of control, causing it to veer into the opposite lane. However, displaying the exceptional presence of mind and remarkable driving skills, Danst maneuvered the car through the oncoming traffic on the opposite lane, ultimately reaching the other side unharmed. Reflecting on the incident, Danst explained, "I had come to a complete stop at the signal, but when I saw the bus approaching at high speed, I instinctively released the handbrake in an attempt to evade the collision. The bus rammed into the back of my car, sending it out of control. At that moment, I was concerned about where the car would end up. Fortunately, there was a gap between the passing vehicles on the opposite lane."

Kerala: Tourist bus carrying school children crashes into KSRTC bus in Palakkad, 9 killed, 38 injured Nine people were killed and 38 injured after a tourist bus carrying school students and teachers crashed into a KSRTC bus and then fell into a swamp at Vadakkenchery in Kerala's Palakkad district on Wednesday night. Kerala | 9 dead, 38 injured after a tourist bus crashed into KSRTC bus in Vadakkenchery in Palakkad district. The tourist bus was carrying students & teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan in Ernakulam dist & was going to Ooty — ANI (@ANI) “Nine people died while 38 were injured after a tourist bus crashed into Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus in Vadakkenchery in Palakkad district,” confirmed Kerala minister MB Rajesh. According to reports, the accident took place around 11:30 on Wednesday on National Highway 544. The tourist bus was carrying students of Baselios Vidyanikethan Senior Senior Secondary School in Ernakulam and was headed to Ooty while the KSRTC superfast bus was on its way from Kottarakkara to Coimbatore. • Lord Ram was 'kept in a tent' under previous govt, says Uttar Pradesh CM Yogi Adityanath Adityanath laid foundation stones and inaugurated 217 development projects worth Rs 414 in Sonbhadra, and said people of the region had honoured Lord Ram when he visited it • Nehru Memorial Museum and Library is now Prime Ministers' Museum and Library Defence Minister Rajnath Singh, who is also the vice president of the society described prim...

• • • • 9 Killed, 38 Injured After Tourist Bus To Ooty Crashed Into Another In Kerala’s Palakkad District 9 Killed, 38 Injured After Tourist Bus To Ooty Crashed Into Another In Kerala’s Palakkad District Palakkad bus accident: 9 dead, 38 injured after a tourist bus crashed into KSRTC bus in Vadakkenchery in Palakkad district. The tourist bus was carrying students and teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan in Ernakulam district and was going to Ooty. 9 Killed, 38 Injured After Tourist Bus To Ooty Crashed Into Another In Kerala's Palakkad District Palakkad bus accident: As many as 9 people lost their lives and 38 others suffered serious injuries after a tourist bus crashed into KSRTC bus in Vadakkenchery in Kerala’s Palakkad district. The tourist bus was carrying students and teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan in Ernakulam district and was going to Ooty. The KSRTC bus was going towards Coimbatore. According to reports, five students, a teacher and three KSRTC passengers were among killed in the accident. The accident reportedly, happened around 11:30 on Wednesday night on National Highway 544. Cranes had to be deployed to bring it back to a normal position, after which rescue personnel entered the vehicle and began to evacuate people from the bus. The injured were rushed to Palakkad district hospital, Alathur Taluk Hospital, and a private hospital in Thrissur. Those undergoing treatment at the Palakkad district hospital: Muhammad Hashim (Pandalam), Manoj (Kallepulli), Praveen Va...

Palakkad: Overspeeding of the tourist bus caused the The report was prepared after examining the CCTV camera footage, talking to the persons injured in the accident, and those involved in the rescue operations right after the collision. The probe couldn't corroborate claims that the accident resulted from the sudden braking by the KSRTC bus which was rammed by the tourist bus from the rear. At the time of the accident, the tourist bus was moving at a speed of 97.7 km per hour. The average speed from the trip's start was 84.2 km/hour. Nine people, including students, lost their lives in the accident that occurred in the early hours of Thursday. The tourist bus was carrying students of Mulanthuruthy-based Mar Baselios Vidyanikethan. The Regional Transport Officer (RTO) (Enforcement wing), who investigated the accident and submitted his final report to the Transport Commissioner, recommended educational institutions to strictly inform the Motor Vehicle Department (MVD) prior to the tour and get the vehicle inspected. • Closing unnecessary gaps on the divider (median) which are accessed by pedestrians and motorists. Vehicles may hit them when they carelessly try to pass through these gaps. • Adequate lighting at many points on the road. As per the guidelines of the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), the street lights are to be erected only in the inhabited stretches of the road. However, many stretches which were desolate at the time of the road construction now have ...

The preliminary view was that the accident occurred due to the high speed of the private bus and the negligence of its driver Locals at the site of the accident after a collision between a private tourist bus and a Kerala State Road Transport Corporation bus on Wednesday night, at Vadakkenchery in Palakkad district, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022. (PTI) Palakkad: Nine people, including five students, were killed after a private tourist bus hit a state-run KSRTC bus from behind at Vadakkenchery here, Kerala Road Transport Minister Antony Raju said on Thursday. The minister said the accident occurred around 11.30 PM on Wednesday when the private bus, which was travelling at a high speed, while attempting to overtake a car, hit the rear end of a Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus. "Both the buses went off the road as a result. Nine persons, including five students and a teacher, were killed in the accident," he told the media. The minister also said that the preliminary view was that the accident occurred due to the high speed of the private bus and the negligence of its driver. He said the KSRTC bus was going from Kottarakkara in Kerala to Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and had 81 passengers, of whom three died in the accident. The private bus was carrying 42 students and 5 teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan Senior Secondary School in Ernakulam, who were on a pleasure trip. State Local Self Government Minister M B Rajesh, who visited the hospital in Palakkad where the inj...

Palakkad Bus Accident: Driver Charged With Homicide, Kerala Police Urge People To Report On Traffic Violations Palakkad Bus Accident: On Wednesday, a tourist bus that was transporting 42 school children to Ooty rammed into Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus resulting in the death of nine persons. Chennai: The driver of the tourist bus–Jomon Pathrose aka Jojo–which rammed into a KSRTC vehicle killing nine people was booked under charges of homicide on Friday. Jomon who was absconding was found to have been booked previously under charges for drunk and negligent driving. On Wednesday, a tourist bus that was transporting 42 school children and teachers for a tour to Ooty rammed into Kerala State Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus. The gory mishap led to the death of nine persons including five children. Following this, Alathur Deputy Superintendent of Police took over the investigation into the case and booked Jomon under section 304 (culpable homicide) of Indian Penal Code. The police also said that the accident was caused due to overspeeding and reckless driving. They also said that Jomon had already been booked for negligent driving including in AP, said a report on Manorama. Also Read | The police also booked the owner of the tourist bus for failing to act despite getting alerts regarding the overspeeding of the bus. The speed governor of the bus which limits the speed of the bus was also found detached during inspections. The bus was traveling at 97.7 kmph at ...

• • • • 9 Killed, 38 Injured After Tourist Bus To Ooty Crashed Into Another In Kerala’s Palakkad District 9 Killed, 38 Injured After Tourist Bus To Ooty Crashed Into Another In Kerala’s Palakkad District Palakkad bus accident: 9 dead, 38 injured after a tourist bus crashed into KSRTC bus in Vadakkenchery in Palakkad district. The tourist bus was carrying students and teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan in Ernakulam district and was going to Ooty. 9 Killed, 38 Injured After Tourist Bus To Ooty Crashed Into Another In Kerala's Palakkad District Palakkad bus accident: As many as 9 people lost their lives and 38 others suffered serious injuries after a tourist bus crashed into KSRTC bus in Vadakkenchery in Kerala’s Palakkad district. The tourist bus was carrying students and teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan in Ernakulam district and was going to Ooty. The KSRTC bus was going towards Coimbatore. According to reports, five students, a teacher and three KSRTC passengers were among killed in the accident. The accident reportedly, happened around 11:30 on Wednesday night on National Highway 544. Cranes had to be deployed to bring it back to a normal position, after which rescue personnel entered the vehicle and began to evacuate people from the bus. The injured were rushed to Palakkad district hospital, Alathur Taluk Hospital, and a private hospital in Thrissur. Those undergoing treatment at the Palakkad district hospital: Muhammad Hashim (Pandalam), Manoj (Kallepulli), Praveen Va...

Palakkad: Overspeeding of the tourist bus caused the The report was prepared after examining the CCTV camera footage, talking to the persons injured in the accident, and those involved in the rescue operations right after the collision. The probe couldn't corroborate claims that the accident resulted from the sudden braking by the KSRTC bus which was rammed by the tourist bus from the rear. At the time of the accident, the tourist bus was moving at a speed of 97.7 km per hour. The average speed from the trip's start was 84.2 km/hour. Nine people, including students, lost their lives in the accident that occurred in the early hours of Thursday. The tourist bus was carrying students of Mulanthuruthy-based Mar Baselios Vidyanikethan. The Regional Transport Officer (RTO) (Enforcement wing), who investigated the accident and submitted his final report to the Transport Commissioner, recommended educational institutions to strictly inform the Motor Vehicle Department (MVD) prior to the tour and get the vehicle inspected. • Closing unnecessary gaps on the divider (median) which are accessed by pedestrians and motorists. Vehicles may hit them when they carelessly try to pass through these gaps. • Adequate lighting at many points on the road. As per the guidelines of the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI), the street lights are to be erected only in the inhabited stretches of the road. However, many stretches which were desolate at the time of the road construction now have ...

The preliminary view was that the accident occurred due to the high speed of the private bus and the negligence of its driver Locals at the site of the accident after a collision between a private tourist bus and a Kerala State Road Transport Corporation bus on Wednesday night, at Vadakkenchery in Palakkad district, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2022. (PTI) Palakkad: Nine people, including five students, were killed after a private tourist bus hit a state-run KSRTC bus from behind at Vadakkenchery here, Kerala Road Transport Minister Antony Raju said on Thursday. The minister said the accident occurred around 11.30 PM on Wednesday when the private bus, which was travelling at a high speed, while attempting to overtake a car, hit the rear end of a Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) bus. "Both the buses went off the road as a result. Nine persons, including five students and a teacher, were killed in the accident," he told the media. The minister also said that the preliminary view was that the accident occurred due to the high speed of the private bus and the negligence of its driver. He said the KSRTC bus was going from Kottarakkara in Kerala to Coimbatore in Tamil Nadu and had 81 passengers, of whom three died in the accident. The private bus was carrying 42 students and 5 teachers of Baselios Vidyanikethan Senior Secondary School in Ernakulam, who were on a pleasure trip. State Local Self Government Minister M B Rajesh, who visited the hospital in Palakkad where the inj...