Fatal Accident at Mankapur Square Flyover: School Bus and Van Collision Injures 14 Students

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A tragic accident occurred at the Mankapur Square Flyover involving a collision between a school bus and a school van, resulting in injuries to 14 students. Among those injured, three are reported to be in serious condition, raising concerns over road safety and traffic management in the area.The accident took place amid severe traffic congestion caused by the closure of one lane on the Mankapur Flyover.

This lane closure has led to extreme traffic jams, creating hazardous conditions for commuters, especially school vehicles navigating the busy route.Eyewitnesses said that the heavy congestion forced vehicles to squeeze into limited space, increasing the risk of accidents. The school bus and van, both transporting children, collided in this tight and chaotic traffic environment, leading to the unfortunate incident.

Emergency services rushed to the scene promptly, and the injured students were immediately taken to nearby hospitals for treatment. Authorities confirmed that the three students with serious injuries are receiving critical care, while the others are stable but under medical observation.Local residents and commuters have expressed their anger and frustration over the lane closure on the Mankapur Flyover, which they say has compromised road safety.

Many are urging the responsible authorities to expedite the reopening of the lane or implement better traffic management measures to prevent further accidents.Police and traffic officials have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of the collision and are reviewing the traffic arrangements on the flyover.

They have assured the public that strict action will be taken to improve safety and avoid such tragedies in the future.This incident highlights the urgent need for effective traffic planning and infrastructure management, especially in areas heavily frequented by school vehicles, to safeguard the lives of children and commuters alike.