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HRTC bus catches fire in Chamba

Dalhousie, April 4 As many as 20 passengers had a narrow escape when an HRTC bus, which was on its way from Chamba to Langera, suddenly caught fire when it reached near Gharatnala on Monday. The driver stopped the bus...

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Updated At : 11:37 AM Apr 05, 2022 IST

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Dalhousie, April 4

As many as 20 passengers had a narrow escape when an HRTC bus, which was on its way from Chamba to Langera, suddenly caught fire when it reached near Gharatnala on Monday.

The driver stopped the bus immediately and all passengers got off. Within a few minutes, the whole bus was engulfed in flames.

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Meanwhile, district officials rushed to take stock of the situation. —

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