Three children die in road accident

Saturday, March 17, 2007, 14:53 [IST]

Narsinghpur, MP, Mar 10 (UNI) Three children were today killed and their parent seriously injured when a two-wheeler collided with a bus coming from opposite direction in at Gotegaon Jhoteshwar road, about 45 km from district headquarters, police said.

Ranjan Yadav was going along with his wife and children on a motorcycle to Seoni when the incident occurred near Mawai village.

Danendra (5), Chhota (4) and two-and-half-month old Savitri died on the spot. The injured were sent to Jabalpur for treatment.

The bus was seized and its driver arrested.

UNI

Topics: ACCIDENT-MP-BUS-CHILDREN

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