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6 Killed, Several Injured in Bus Accident in Telangana

A collision between a private bus and a truck in Telangana resulted in six fatalities and several injuries early Wednesday morning.

26 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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A private travel bus collided with a moving truck near Durgapuram stage in Telangana early Wednesday morning, resulting in the deaths of six people. The bus was reportedly carrying 42 passengers and was traveling from Hyderabad to Eluru via Vijayawada when the accident occurred around 5 a.m.

Reports indicate that the bus crashed into the truck from behind, which was either moving or stationary at the time of impact, depending on the account. The accident occurred on the national highway (NH-65) near Dorakunta village on the outskirts of Kodad mandal.

Twelve individuals sustained injuries due to the collision and were promptly transported to local hospitals for medical assistance. The condition of the injured has not been detailed in the reports.

Authorities have launched an investigation to ascertain the exact circumstances leading to the accident. Police are working to gather information regarding what caused the bus to collide with the truck.

Multiple sources confirm the fatalities and injuries, emphasizing the tragic nature of the incident as it involved a substantial number of passengers. The ongoing investigation aims to provide clarity on the events surrounding the crash.

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