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‘Driver smoking, burning smell, a request to stop’: How horror unfolded inside Noida bus that killed 9
A tragic bus fire occurred on the Yamuna Expressway, leading to the deaths of nine passengers. Many others sustained burn injuries and were treated at Kailash Hospital in Jewar. Passengers reported a burning smell before flames erupted, but the driver did not stop to investigate. The fire spread quickly, trapping several individuals inside the bus, while some managed to escape.
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