Aranthodu: Lorry-bus collision leaves several injured


Team Udayavani, Nov 15, 2022, 7:07 PM IST

Aranthodu: A lorry-bus collision that occurred on Tuesday, November 15 evening, has left several people injured.

The accident took place near the Kadapala Bridge of Kallugundi.

According to a passenger, the lorry collided with the bus that was going towards Puttur from Mysuru.

The injured were rushed to the government hospital at Sullia.

It is learned that one passenger who was stuck inside the bus, was rescued by cutting the rod of the seat. Later, the passenger was also shifted to the hospital.

More details are awaited.

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