Ten injured after pharma company bus overturns in Miyapur
The Hindu
Ten Lee Pharma employees were injured when their mini-bus overturned in Miyapur; all are in stable condition.
Ten employees of a pharmaceutical company were injured after a private mini-bus transporting them overturned in Miyapur on Tuesday morning (March 17, 2026).
According to the police, the mini-bus belonging to Lee Pharma was carrying ten employees from KPHB to the company’s facility in the Gaddapotaram Industrial Area when the accident occurred.
While proceeding along the route, the vehicle overturned on the road near the Tata Motors stretch towards Bachupally. One of the passengers sustained a head injury, while the remaining occupants suffered minor injuries.
The injured were provided medical assistance, and their condition is said to be stable.
Further investigation is underway.
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