Bangalore Bus Fire

A private bus has caught fire in Bangalore and at least three people are reported injured.

All the seven victims of the bus fire at Haveri in Karnataka on Thursday have been identified, police said in Bangalore on Friday.

Pappu Yadav is one of the 45 passengers who managed to survive after the Volvo bus they were travelling in caught fire today while on its way from Bangalore to Mumbai.

Seven people, including a child, were burnt to death when a brand new luxury bus caught fire late last night, hours after leaving Bangalore for Mumbai.

A week after the bus fire tragedy in Andhra Pradesh, a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus, with 35 passengers, caught fire in Bangalore due to an engine snag but alert crew prevented a possible mishap.

Less than a week after 45 people were burnt alive in their sleep in a Bangalore to Hyderabad bus, little lessons have been learnt from the tragedy with operators openly flouting travel norms.

It was a little after 5 am when the bus headed to Hyderabad from Bangalore hit a barrier on the highway. The passengers on board were sleeping when the Volvo went up in flames, reportedly because the fuel tank exploded. 45 people were killed, many of them burnt alive. Among them were a baby and a seven-year-old girl.

It was a little after 5 am when the bus headed from Hyderabad to Bangalore hit a barrier on the highway. The passengers on board were sleeping when the Volvo went up in flames. 44 people were killed, many of them burnt alive.

At least 44 people died when a bus headed from Bangalore to Hyderabad went up in flames early this morning.

The bandh called by NDA and Left parties to protest the steep hike in petrol prices today disrupted normal life in parts of BJP-ruled Karnataka where bandh supporters set on fire three buses and stoned about a dozen others forcing authorities to withdraw bus services in the city.

The accident occurred around 4.45 pm. After the children were all evacuated and taken for treatment to different hospitals, an irate mob set the bus on fire, around 6.30 pm. Even fire tenders which arrived at the spot were unable to start work, as the gathered mob obstructed them. By the time the tempers were dealt with, the bus had been completely...

A KSRTC bus was set ablaze at Rayarapalya near Kamath Hotel, Dobbspet, around 3.45 pm on Sunday. Police rushed to the spot, but were unable to apprehend the miscreants or ascertain the cause of the incident.

A private bus has caught fire in Bangalore and at least three people are reported injured.

All the seven victims of the bus fire at Haveri in Karnataka on Thursday have been identified, police said in Bangalore on Friday.

Pappu Yadav is one of the 45 passengers who managed to survive after the Volvo bus they were travelling in caught fire today while on its way from Bangalore to Mumbai.

Seven people, including a child, were burnt to death when a brand new luxury bus caught fire late last night, hours after leaving Bangalore for Mumbai.

A week after the bus fire tragedy in Andhra Pradesh, a Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation bus, with 35 passengers, caught fire in Bangalore due to an engine snag but alert crew prevented a possible mishap.

Less than a week after 45 people were burnt alive in their sleep in a Bangalore to Hyderabad bus, little lessons have been learnt from the tragedy with operators openly flouting travel norms.

It was a little after 5 am when the bus headed to Hyderabad from Bangalore hit a barrier on the highway. The passengers on board were sleeping when the Volvo went up in flames, reportedly because the fuel tank exploded. 45 people were killed, many of them burnt alive. Among them were a baby and a seven-year-old girl.

It was a little after 5 am when the bus headed from Hyderabad to Bangalore hit a barrier on the highway. The passengers on board were sleeping when the Volvo went up in flames. 44 people were killed, many of them burnt alive.

At least 44 people died when a bus headed from Bangalore to Hyderabad went up in flames early this morning.

The bandh called by NDA and Left parties to protest the steep hike in petrol prices today disrupted normal life in parts of BJP-ruled Karnataka where bandh supporters set on fire three buses and stoned about a dozen others forcing authorities to withdraw bus services in the city.

The accident occurred around 4.45 pm. After the children were all evacuated and taken for treatment to different hospitals, an irate mob set the bus on fire, around 6.30 pm. Even fire tenders which arrived at the spot were unable to start work, as the gathered mob obstructed them. By the time the tempers were dealt with, the bus had been completely...

A KSRTC bus was set ablaze at Rayarapalya near Kamath Hotel, Dobbspet, around 3.45 pm on Sunday. Police rushed to the spot, but were unable to apprehend the miscreants or ascertain the cause of the incident.