<p>Low visibility on roads owing to fog resulted in two road accidents at different places on Tuesday morning. No casualty was reported, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The first accident took place on GT Karnal Road in outer Delhi’s Alipur, where four vehicles, including a PCR van, hit one another due to heavy fog and poor visibility.<br /><br />The accident happened at 5 am when a Haryana Roadways bus rammed into a stationary container truck on GT Karnal Road. A PCR van patrolling at the locality immediately reached the accident spot. <br /><br />While the policemen were busy investigating the accident, the PCR van was rammed by another car.<br /><br />Ten people, including a policemen and passengers of the bus, were injured. Three of them suffered serious injuries and all of them were admitted to Babu Jag Jivan Ram Hospital.<br /><br />A police officer said the Haryana Roadways bus was speeding while it was heading toward Delhi.<br /><br />Due to poor visibility, the driver of the bus failed to spot a container truck that was parked by the roadside. The bus driver managed to avoid a direct collision and only some portion of his vehicle was damaged.<br /><br />Ram Chander, the bus conductor who was sitting on the front seat, was thrown out of the vehicle. Another passenger Daljeet sitting beside him too was injured.<br /><br />Head constable Pushpender was injured when the PCR van he was sitting in was hit by a Chevrolet Tavera car having a Punjab registration number. <br /> <br />The second accident happened at 5.30 am in south Delhi’s Ashram when a DTC bus heading toward Nizamuddin overturned after hitting a road divider.<br /><br />The bus driver Snajesh Kumar failed to see the convergence point of the Ashram flyover. He drove the bus, plying on route number 427, on a divider, after which the vehicle overturned. No passenger was in the bus at the time of the accident.<br />DH News Service</p>
<p>Low visibility on roads owing to fog resulted in two road accidents at different places on Tuesday morning. No casualty was reported, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The first accident took place on GT Karnal Road in outer Delhi’s Alipur, where four vehicles, including a PCR van, hit one another due to heavy fog and poor visibility.<br /><br />The accident happened at 5 am when a Haryana Roadways bus rammed into a stationary container truck on GT Karnal Road. A PCR van patrolling at the locality immediately reached the accident spot. <br /><br />While the policemen were busy investigating the accident, the PCR van was rammed by another car.<br /><br />Ten people, including a policemen and passengers of the bus, were injured. Three of them suffered serious injuries and all of them were admitted to Babu Jag Jivan Ram Hospital.<br /><br />A police officer said the Haryana Roadways bus was speeding while it was heading toward Delhi.<br /><br />Due to poor visibility, the driver of the bus failed to spot a container truck that was parked by the roadside. The bus driver managed to avoid a direct collision and only some portion of his vehicle was damaged.<br /><br />Ram Chander, the bus conductor who was sitting on the front seat, was thrown out of the vehicle. Another passenger Daljeet sitting beside him too was injured.<br /><br />Head constable Pushpender was injured when the PCR van he was sitting in was hit by a Chevrolet Tavera car having a Punjab registration number. <br /> <br />The second accident happened at 5.30 am in south Delhi’s Ashram when a DTC bus heading toward Nizamuddin overturned after hitting a road divider.<br /><br />The bus driver Snajesh Kumar failed to see the convergence point of the Ashram flyover. He drove the bus, plying on route number 427, on a divider, after which the vehicle overturned. No passenger was in the bus at the time of the accident.<br />DH News Service</p>
