MUMBAI:
The accident was reported at around 10.45 am on Monday. Preliminary information said the bus, operating on route 463/31, first hit a four-wheeler and a two-wheeler before the collision led to injuries to pedestrians in the vicinity.
The injured were shifted to Sion Hospital for treatment; their condition and identities were not immediately available.
Eyewitnesses said they heard a loud impact as the bus struck vehicles near the junction. Mumbai Traffic Police and civic emergency teams reached the spot and began clearing the affected stretch.
Traffic movement remained slow around Kotwal Garden and adjoining lanes, with motorists advised to expect delays while authorities investigate the cause and record statements.
Somit Sen, Senior Editor at The Times of India, Mumbai. He covers...
Read MoreSomit Sen, Senior Editor at The Times of India, Mumbai. He covers stories on Power beat in Maharashtra and on Oil & Gas. He also covers RTO, BEST (Mumbai’s public transport buses), transport ministry, Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation, interstate transport (trucks/tempos) and the fleetcabs.
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