Bantwal: CNG tanker collides with garbage truck on NH-75

Team Udayavani, Dec 10, 2024, 10:32 AM IST

Bantwal: A GAIL CNG tanker rammed into a stationary garbage truck near Shantyangaadi on National Highway 75 on Tuesday, December 10 morning.

The Bantwal Municipality waste transport truck was parked on the roadside when the speeding fuel tanker lost control and crashed into it from behind.

The front portion of the fuel tanker was completely damaged in the accident. Fortunately, no damage was reported to the rear section containing the fuel.

Bantwal Traffic Police visited the scene and conducted an inspection.

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