Several injured in multiple vehicle collisions in Salem
The Hindu
Atleast 12 persons were injured in a multiple vehicle collission that took place near Thanneer Thotti here on Friday.
According to the police, a private bus proceeding towards to Mettur from Salem with over 30 passengers collided with a car, a motorcycle and entered a grocery shop when the driver lost control of the vehicle. In the accident, at least 12 people suffered injuries. Three persons who suffered serious injuries were admitted to a private hospital. The Karuppur police registered a case and are investigating further.
In another incident, a container lorry proceeding towards Bhavani from Salem collided with a private bus crossing the road at Chinnagoundanur on Salem-Coimbatore National Highway. The truck also hit motorcycle parked on the roadside. In the accident, two college students sustained minor injuries. The Sankagiri Police registered a case.
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