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4 youths on bike die after head-on collision with private bus in Muktsar

Updated At : 05:42 PM Aug 07, 2019 IST

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The bus was going towards Kotkapura when the mishap occurred. Tribune photo

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Tribune News Service
Muktsar, August 7

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Four youths travelling on a motorcycle were killed in a head-on collision with a bus owned by Dabwali Transport on Wednesday morning.

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The youngsters lost their lives early on Wednesday in the mishap on the Muktsar-Kotkapura highway here.

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The deceased were in the age group of 18-20 years and were travelling towards Muktsar. The bus was going towards Kotkapura when the mishap occurred.

The three youths died on the spot, while the fourth died on way to a hospital. A large number of people are present on the spot.

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