Noida News / Fire breaks out in a moving bus on Noida Expressway, passengers jumped to save their lives

Noida News: A massive fire broke out in a moving bus on the Noida-Greater Noida Expressway in Uttar Pradesh on Sunday. According to the information, there were a total of 18 passengers including children, elderly people in the bus at the time of the accident. Chief Fire Officer Pradeep Kumar said that the accident happened when the bus was coming from Pari Chowk to Sector-37 of Noida at around 12.30 pm on Sunday. On getting information about the incident, the police and fire department team reached the spot, after which the fire was brought under control.

Driver's smart work

According to the Chief Fire Officer, when the bus was coming from Pari Chowk to Sector 37, Noida, smoke started coming out of its engine, which was noticed by the driver of the bus. After this, the bus driver, acting smartly, parked the bus on the side of the road at some distance ahead of the Panchsheel underpass. After the driver parked the bus on the side of the road, all the passengers were informed about the fire, after which people jumped to save their lives. According to the information, the cause of this accident is being ascertained.

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