Saturday, June 28, 2014
Two bikers crushed to death by bus in Jaipur-IndiaNews - IBNLive Mobile
Two bikers crushed to death by bus in Jaipur-IndiaNews - IBNLive Mobile
Two motorcyclists on Thursday were crushed to death by a roadways bus near Ghatgate in Jaipur, police said.
The deceased were identified as Hansraj (35) and Sunny S Kumar (18).
Hansran
and Kumar, who work as driver and conductor of a mini bus respectively,
took their week-off and were returning home on a motorcycle around 2.30
PM when the accident took place, police said.
Soon after the
accident, the bus driver fled the spot leaving the passengers stranded.
The bus has been seized, a police officer said.
The bodies have been sent for post-mortem, he added.
Two motorcyclists on Thursday were crushed to death by a roadways bus near Ghatgate in Jaipur, police said.
The deceased were identified as Hansraj (35) and Sunny S Kumar (18).
Hansran
and Kumar, who work as driver and conductor of a mini bus respectively,
took their week-off and were returning home on a motorcycle around 2.30
PM when the accident took place, police said.
Soon after the
accident, the bus driver fled the spot leaving the passengers stranded.
The bus has been seized, a police officer said.
The bodies have been sent for post-mortem, he added.
Students hijack MTC bus, create ruckus, flee at sight of police - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
Students hijack MTC bus, create ruckus, flee at sight of police - TOI Mobile | The Times of India Mobile Site
CHENNAI: A group of Pachaiyyappa's College
students hijacked an MTC bus on Gandhi Irwin Road and created a ruckus
on Thursday afternoon. They chased away the driver and clicked selfies
on the driver's seat. Traffic was disrupted for more than 30 minutes on
the Gandhi Irwin Road bridge junction close to the city police
commissioner's office in Vepery.
The trouble started at
12.45pm when some 150 students took over a bus on route 12G (between
MMDA Colony and Broadway) as soon as it halted near the College.
Within minutes they got into the bus, some opened the ventilator door
on the roof of the bus and climbed atop, damaging the roof. When the
driver attempted to stop the bus, they banged on the bus, scaring many
passengers. When the driver refused to ply the bus and got down, they
decided to take to the wheel. Several passengers got down and walked.
Unable to put up with the student's mayhem, the conductor alerted a
traffic policeman. Sensing trouble, the students fled. Passengers said
policemen should be posted en route colleges to keep such students under
control.
CHENNAI: A group of Pachaiyyappa's College
students hijacked an MTC bus on Gandhi Irwin Road and created a ruckus
on Thursday afternoon. They chased away the driver and clicked selfies
on the driver's seat. Traffic was disrupted for more than 30 minutes on
the Gandhi Irwin Road bridge junction close to the city police
commissioner's office in Vepery.
The trouble started at
12.45pm when some 150 students took over a bus on route 12G (between
MMDA Colony and Broadway) as soon as it halted near the College.
Within minutes they got into the bus, some opened the ventilator door
on the roof of the bus and climbed atop, damaging the roof. When the
driver attempted to stop the bus, they banged on the bus, scaring many
passengers. When the driver refused to ply the bus and got down, they
decided to take to the wheel. Several passengers got down and walked.
Unable to put up with the student's mayhem, the conductor alerted a
traffic policeman. Sensing trouble, the students fled. Passengers said
policemen should be posted en route colleges to keep such students under
control.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Thursday, June 26, 2014
Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Monday, June 23, 2014
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Friday, June 20, 2014
Nearly naked man delays Muni bus in San Francisco - San Jose Mercury News
Nearly naked man delays Muni bus in San Francisco - San Jose Mercury News
nearly naked San
Francisco Municipal Railway passenger briefly held up the 1-California
bus line Thursday afternoon after refusing to get dressed or get off the
bus, according to a Muni spokesman.
The incident occurred around 2:03 p.m. along the route that travels between the Richmond District and the Financial District.
Muni
spokesman Paul Rose said the man got on the bus, took off most of his
clothes and refused the bus operator's request to either get dressed or
leave.
Rose said the man was wearing only a sock on his private parts.
The bus operator evacuated the bus and called police.
Rose said officers responded and eventually convinced the man to get dressed and exit the bus.
The man was not arrested after the incident, Rose said.
The scene was cleared around 2:48 p.m. and passengers were able to get on a different bus, according to Rose.
nearly naked San
Francisco Municipal Railway passenger briefly held up the 1-California
bus line Thursday afternoon after refusing to get dressed or get off the
bus, according to a Muni spokesman.
The incident occurred around 2:03 p.m. along the route that travels between the Richmond District and the Financial District.
Muni
spokesman Paul Rose said the man got on the bus, took off most of his
clothes and refused the bus operator's request to either get dressed or
leave.
Rose said the man was wearing only a sock on his private parts.
The bus operator evacuated the bus and called police.
Rose said officers responded and eventually convinced the man to get dressed and exit the bus.
The man was not arrested after the incident, Rose said.
The scene was cleared around 2:48 p.m. and passengers were able to get on a different bus, according to Rose.
Thursday, June 19, 2014
15 injured as bus falls into gorge in Viratnagar | Business Standard News
15 injured as bus falls into gorge in Viratnagar | Business Standard News
At least fifteen passengers were injured today when a bus overturned and
plunged into a roadside gorge at Viratnagar here, police said.
The bus was on its way to Beawar from Delhi via Jaipur
when the driver lost control over a turn and rammed the vehicle into a
tree, following which it fell into a 15 feet deep gorge, they said.
The injured were rushed to nearby hospitals in Shahpura and Viratnagar, police said.
Due to traffic jam at the Delhi-Jaipur National Highway, the buses were being diverted through
Shahpura-Alwar-Viratnagar, they said, adding that the driver did not recognise the road diversion which led to the accident.
The driver and the conductor of the vehicle fled the from spot, police said.
At least fifteen passengers were injured today when a bus overturned and
plunged into a roadside gorge at Viratnagar here, police said.
The bus was on its way to Beawar from Delhi via Jaipur
when the driver lost control over a turn and rammed the vehicle into a
tree, following which it fell into a 15 feet deep gorge, they said.
The injured were rushed to nearby hospitals in Shahpura and Viratnagar, police said.
Due to traffic jam at the Delhi-Jaipur National Highway, the buses were being diverted through
Shahpura-Alwar-Viratnagar, they said, adding that the driver did not recognise the road diversion which led to the accident.
The driver and the conductor of the vehicle fled the from spot, police said.
Wednesday, June 18, 2014
Officials: New Mexico bus driver had sex on job - KFDA - NewsChannel 10 / Amarillo News, Weather, Sports
Officials: New Mexico bus driver had sex on job - KFDA - NewsChannel 10 / Amarillo News, Weather, Sports
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Albuquerque officials say a bus driver in
the New Mexico city has been fired after surveillance cameras caught him
in a sex act with a woman while at work.
KOAT-TV reports (http://goo.gl/U8lcJw)
according to the video, the driver stopped at a park and ride on the
morning of May 6 and a woman walked onto the bus without paying her
fare. On the video Gonzales is heard saying, "You know what time it is!"
He was fired last week.
After the act, Gonzales said, "Man, if I could sell that I could make a million dollars."
Officials say a patron pushing a baby stroller saw the lewd act and filed a complaint.
It wasn't known if Gonzales had an attorney.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Albuquerque officials say a bus driver in
the New Mexico city has been fired after surveillance cameras caught him
in a sex act with a woman while at work.
KOAT-TV reports (http://goo.gl/U8lcJw)
according to the video, the driver stopped at a park and ride on the
morning of May 6 and a woman walked onto the bus without paying her
fare. On the video Gonzales is heard saying, "You know what time it is!"
He was fired last week.
After the act, Gonzales said, "Man, if I could sell that I could make a million dollars."
Officials say a patron pushing a baby stroller saw the lewd act and filed a complaint.
It wasn't known if Gonzales had an attorney.
Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Venezuela bus crash kills 20, wounds 10 | Top News | Reuters
Venezuela bus crash kills 20, wounds 10 | Top News | Reuters
CARACAS (Reuters) - At
least 20 people were killed and 10 were wounded early on Monday when a
bus driving toward the Venezuelan capital of Caracas crashed after the
driver lost control, a state official said.
The bus traveling from the center-west city of Barquisimeto
crashed into a median strip and then hit a tree around 35 kilometers
(21.7 miles) from Caracas, said Victor Lira, head of the civil
protection agency for Miranda state.
Lira said it was not immediately evident why the driver lost control of the bus.
(Reporting by Patricia Velez, writing by Brian Ellsworth; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
CARACAS (Reuters) - At
least 20 people were killed and 10 were wounded early on Monday when a
bus driving toward the Venezuelan capital of Caracas crashed after the
driver lost control, a state official said.
The bus traveling from the center-west city of Barquisimeto
crashed into a median strip and then hit a tree around 35 kilometers
(21.7 miles) from Caracas, said Victor Lira, head of the civil
protection agency for Miranda state.
Lira said it was not immediately evident why the driver lost control of the bus.
(Reporting by Patricia Velez, writing by Brian Ellsworth; Editing by Chizu Nomiyama)
2 crowded buses fall into gorges in Indian Himalayan foothills, killing a total of 21
2 crowded buses fall into gorges in Indian Himalayan foothills, killing a total of 21
NEW DELHI — Two crowded
buses went out of control and fell off roads in separate accidents in
the Himalayan foothills in northern India, killing a total of 21 people,
police said Tuesday.
Both accidents happened Monday as the buses were
negotiating winding mountainous roads. India has the world's deadliest
roads, with more than 110,000 people killed annually and most accidents
blamed on reckless driving, poor road maintenance or aging vehicles.
One bus carrying 61 people veered off a road at a turn
and plunged into a deep gorge in Himachal Pradesh state, killing 13
tourists and injuring 43 others, some critically, Nahan town police
officer Sandeep Negi said. The bus had visited the lake resort town of
Renuka Ji.
Rescuers used a crane to lift the vehicle from the gorge. Authorities were investigating the cause of the accident.
About 900 miles (1,400 kilometers) to the east in the
rainy northeastern state of Meghalaya, an overloaded bus went out of
control as it was approaching a bridge and fell into a 10-meter
(35-foot) ravine. Eight people were killed and at least 35 others were
being treated at a hospital for serious injuries, according to South
Garo Hills Deputy Police Commissioner C.P. Cotmare.
Police detained the bus driver for questioning.
buses went out of control and fell off roads in separate accidents in
the Himalayan foothills in northern India, killing a total of 21 people,
police said Tuesday.
Both accidents happened Monday as the buses were
negotiating winding mountainous roads. India has the world's deadliest
roads, with more than 110,000 people killed annually and most accidents
blamed on reckless driving, poor road maintenance or aging vehicles.
One bus carrying 61 people veered off a road at a turn
and plunged into a deep gorge in Himachal Pradesh state, killing 13
tourists and injuring 43 others, some critically, Nahan town police
officer Sandeep Negi said. The bus had visited the lake resort town of
Renuka Ji.
Rescuers used a crane to lift the vehicle from the gorge. Authorities were investigating the cause of the accident.
About 900 miles (1,400 kilometers) to the east in the
rainy northeastern state of Meghalaya, an overloaded bus went out of
control as it was approaching a bridge and fell into a 10-meter
(35-foot) ravine. Eight people were killed and at least 35 others were
being treated at a hospital for serious injuries, according to South
Garo Hills Deputy Police Commissioner C.P. Cotmare.
Police detained the bus driver for questioning.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Politician's car hits bus in Haiti; 11 dead - San Antonio Express-News
Politician's car hits bus in Haiti; 11 dead - San Antonio Express-News
PORT-AU-PRINCE,
Haiti (AP) — A police official said Sunday that a Haitian legislator
driving an SUV slammed into a small passenger bus killing 11 people,
including an infant.
Seme Calixte,
commissioner of the police in the western town of Saint Marc, said
authorities suspect the lawmaker was speeding when he lost control of
his four-wheel drive in the Artibonite region.
Calixte identified the driver as Jules Lionel Anelus, a member of Haiti's lower house Chamber of Deputies.
The
police commissioner said Sunday that the infant and the child's mother
were among those killed in a colorfully-painted bus known as a "tap
tap." Another 10 people including Anelus were injured in the Saturday
afternoon crash, which is still being investigated. Calixte said it's
too early to say whether any criminal charges will be filed.
Deadly
traffic accidents are common in Haiti, where police seldom enforce
traffic laws and many vehicles are severely overloaded.
PORT-AU-PRINCE,
Haiti (AP) — A police official said Sunday that a Haitian legislator
driving an SUV slammed into a small passenger bus killing 11 people,
including an infant.
Seme Calixte,
commissioner of the police in the western town of Saint Marc, said
authorities suspect the lawmaker was speeding when he lost control of
his four-wheel drive in the Artibonite region.
Calixte identified the driver as Jules Lionel Anelus, a member of Haiti's lower house Chamber of Deputies.
The
police commissioner said Sunday that the infant and the child's mother
were among those killed in a colorfully-painted bus known as a "tap
tap." Another 10 people including Anelus were injured in the Saturday
afternoon crash, which is still being investigated. Calixte said it's
too early to say whether any criminal charges will be filed.
Deadly
traffic accidents are common in Haiti, where police seldom enforce
traffic laws and many vehicles are severely overloaded.
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Friday, June 13, 2014
Blind man struck by 'distracted' bus driver
Blind man struck by 'distracted' bus driver
A legally blind man suffered severe injuries and emotional harm
after being struck by a bus driven by a "distracted" driver, a judge
says.
Simon Fogarty suffered four broken ribs, lacerations, a
large cut above his eye, with operations required to remove fluid from
his lungs following the February 8 incident.
He declined to comment following the Dunedin District Court sentencing of Christopher James More, 61, who was driving the bus.
On
the day of the incident, the pedestrian cross signal changed to a green
man coinciding with a rapid beeping sound and a pulse to the pedestrian
crossing plate to indicate Mr Fogarty could cross safely.
The bus driven by More turned right into St Andrews St at the same time as Mr Fogarty, who was knocked to the ground.
"You
were distracted," Judge Kevin Phillips told More, who had apologised to
his victim and undergone a restorative justice meeting.
"Too many drivers don't pay sufficient attention."
More
was disqualified from driving for six months, with reparations of $206
to the Blind Foundation and $556 to his victim, with a further $1000
emotional harm payment for Mr Fogarty.
after being struck by a bus driven by a "distracted" driver, a judge
says.
Simon Fogarty suffered four broken ribs, lacerations, a
large cut above his eye, with operations required to remove fluid from
his lungs following the February 8 incident.
He declined to comment following the Dunedin District Court sentencing of Christopher James More, 61, who was driving the bus.
On
the day of the incident, the pedestrian cross signal changed to a green
man coinciding with a rapid beeping sound and a pulse to the pedestrian
crossing plate to indicate Mr Fogarty could cross safely.
The bus driven by More turned right into St Andrews St at the same time as Mr Fogarty, who was knocked to the ground.
"You
were distracted," Judge Kevin Phillips told More, who had apologised to
his victim and undergone a restorative justice meeting.
"Too many drivers don't pay sufficient attention."
More
was disqualified from driving for six months, with reparations of $206
to the Blind Foundation and $556 to his victim, with a further $1000
emotional harm payment for Mr Fogarty.
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Monday, June 9, 2014
Sunday, June 8, 2014
SahilOnline : detail news :: Karkalla: Bus attempting to overtake rams into a bike; 2 killed on spot
SahilOnline : detail news :: Karkalla: Bus attempting to overtake rams into a bike; 2 killed on spot
Karkala: In a tragic incident, two persons lost their lives when the
bike they were riding was slammed by an incoming bus, near Durga High
School, Muroor Hirgana here on Friday June 6 night.
According to sources, the deceased, identified as Srinivas Acharya (42)
and Sharath Nayak (25), both residents of Hirgana, were riding back home
from Karkala town, when a private bus coming from the opposite
direction and trying to overtake another vehicle, slammed into them.
Srinivas Acharya was thrown about 30 feet and Sharath Nayak about 20
feet away from the accident spot. Both breathed their last on the spot,
it is learnt. The impact was such that the bike was stuck under the
wheels of the bus.
A large number of people had gathered on the spot, however, the bus
driver and conductor fled the scene. The police also arrived to control
the situation.
The bodies were shifted to Karkala taluk hospital for post mortem.
A case has been registered.
Karkala: In a tragic incident, two persons lost their lives when the
bike they were riding was slammed by an incoming bus, near Durga High
School, Muroor Hirgana here on Friday June 6 night.
According to sources, the deceased, identified as Srinivas Acharya (42)
and Sharath Nayak (25), both residents of Hirgana, were riding back home
from Karkala town, when a private bus coming from the opposite
direction and trying to overtake another vehicle, slammed into them.
Srinivas Acharya was thrown about 30 feet and Sharath Nayak about 20
feet away from the accident spot. Both breathed their last on the spot,
it is learnt. The impact was such that the bike was stuck under the
wheels of the bus.
A large number of people had gathered on the spot, however, the bus
driver and conductor fled the scene. The police also arrived to control
the situation.
The bodies were shifted to Karkala taluk hospital for post mortem.
A case has been registered.
Bus overturns, several injured in Hub - thenews.com.pk
HUB: A
passenger bus overturned leaving several persons injured on Hub Coastal
Highway on Sunday morning here, Geo News reported.
Edhi
sources said that a passenger bus on way from Gawadar to Karachi met
with an accident on Hub Coastal Highway leaving 25 passengers including
women and children injured, of them, some were shifted to local
hospital, while others to Civil Hospital.
48 die in Togo bus crash, 15 injured - CNN.com
48 die in Togo bus crash, 15 injured - CNN.com
Lome, Togo (CNN) -- Forty-eight people, including 15
Burkina Faso nationals and a Nigerian, died Tuesday after a bus crash
in Togo, officials in the West African nation said. Fifteen others were
severely injured.
Lome, Togo (CNN) -- Forty-eight people, including 15
Burkina Faso nationals and a Nigerian, died Tuesday after a bus crash
in Togo, officials in the West African nation said. Fifteen others were
severely injured.
The accident happened
before dawn 108 miles (175 kilometers) north of Lome as a bus carrying
passengers to Lome collided with a truck, according to a government
statement read on state TV Tuesday evening. A minibus was also involved
in the crash.
before dawn 108 miles (175 kilometers) north of Lome as a bus carrying
passengers to Lome collided with a truck, according to a government
statement read on state TV Tuesday evening. A minibus was also involved
in the crash.
Survivors said the driver of the full-size bus mistook the truck for a motorbike because the truck had only one headlight.
Togo President Faure
Gnassingbe expressed his compassion to the families of the bereaved and
dispatched a couple of ministers to the scene.
Gnassingbe expressed his compassion to the families of the bereaved and
dispatched a couple of ministers to the scene.
About 300 people have
died in road accidents in Togo since January, officials said. More than
3,000 people lost their lives and more than 37,000 were injured on the
West African nation's roads in the past four years, with a record 753
people killed in 2012.
died in road accidents in Togo since January, officials said. More than
3,000 people lost their lives and more than 37,000 were injured on the
West African nation's roads in the past four years, with a record 753
people killed in 2012.
Causes include the bad
state of roads, vehicles that have mostly secondhand engines, speed,
failure to use seat belts or wear helmets, and driving without license.
state of roads, vehicles that have mostly secondhand engines, speed,
failure to use seat belts or wear helmets, and driving without license.
Road accidents have become a major cause of disabilities in Togo in the past two decades, health officials say.
Haifa: Bus Driver Hit 12 Cars after Losing Consciousness -
Haifa: Bus Driver Hit 12 Cars after Losing Consciousness - Latest News Briefs - Arutz Sheva
In an update to an earlier news piece on a bus driver who hit 12 cars
while driving in a Haifa neighborhood, reports have now surfaced that
the driver lost control of his bus after falling unconscious.
The
circumstances surrounding the driver’s loss of consciousness remain
unclear. Thankfully no one was hurt in the collision, although much
damage was caused to the cars hit by the bus
In an update to an earlier news piece on a bus driver who hit 12 cars
while driving in a Haifa neighborhood, reports have now surfaced that
the driver lost control of his bus after falling unconscious.
The
circumstances surrounding the driver’s loss of consciousness remain
unclear. Thankfully no one was hurt in the collision, although much
damage was caused to the cars hit by the bus
Friday, June 6, 2014
MINNESOTA NEWS ROUNDUP: Student hit by school bus after last day of year | Pierce County Herald
MINNESOTA NEWS ROUNDUP: Student hit by school bus after last day of year | Pierce County Herald
TSEGO, Minn. -- A six-year-old girl is hospitalized after being hit by her school bus after her final day of kindergarten in Otsego. The girl had gotten off the bus and a witness says she dropped something as she was walking in front of it, and was hit when she bent down to pick it up. The girl's parents were at the scene waiting for her to get in the car so she didn't have to walk down the street in the rain. She was flown to a nearby hospital.
TSEGO, Minn. -- A six-year-old girl is hospitalized after being hit by her school bus after her final day of kindergarten in Otsego. The girl had gotten off the bus and a witness says she dropped something as she was walking in front of it, and was hit when she bent down to pick it up. The girl's parents were at the scene waiting for her to get in the car so she didn't have to walk down the street in the rain. She was flown to a nearby hospital.
Two arrested for killing bus driver over domestic issue - Deccan Herald
Two arrested for killing bus driver over domestic issue - Deccan Herald
The Jnanabharathi police have arrested two men for the recent murder of a private bus driver.
The suspects, Guruswamachar (22) and Vishwanath Gowda (21), residents of Nandini Layout, are alleged to have hacked the victim, Prakash (35), to death on May 23 over a domestic dispute.
The police said Guruswamachar and Prakash were relatives, and they had a dispute over some property and financial matter.
Old enmity
They are said to have fought with each other months ago, when Guruswamachar had vowed to kill Prakash. Guruswamachar, along with his friend Vishwanath executed the plan.
On the night of May 23, Prakash dropped off his passengers at Matthikere and was proceeding towards his home in Muddinapalya.
The suspects are alleged to have stopped the bus near Gidada Kovinalli, close to Ambedkar College on Kengeri Road, got into the bus and stabbed Prakash in the chest and neck.
Though Prakash tried to escape, he was chased and attacked.
The suspects abandoned their weapons on the spot and fled, added the police.
Local residents called the police, who rushed to the spot and shifted Prakash to a nearby hospital where he died later.
The police took the duo into custody recently.
They confessed to having committed the murder, said the police.
The Jnanabharathi police have arrested two men for the recent murder of a private bus driver.
The suspects, Guruswamachar (22) and Vishwanath Gowda (21), residents of Nandini Layout, are alleged to have hacked the victim, Prakash (35), to death on May 23 over a domestic dispute.
The police said Guruswamachar and Prakash were relatives, and they had a dispute over some property and financial matter.
Old enmity
They are said to have fought with each other months ago, when Guruswamachar had vowed to kill Prakash. Guruswamachar, along with his friend Vishwanath executed the plan.
On the night of May 23, Prakash dropped off his passengers at Matthikere and was proceeding towards his home in Muddinapalya.
The suspects are alleged to have stopped the bus near Gidada Kovinalli, close to Ambedkar College on Kengeri Road, got into the bus and stabbed Prakash in the chest and neck.
Though Prakash tried to escape, he was chased and attacked.
The suspects abandoned their weapons on the spot and fled, added the police.
Local residents called the police, who rushed to the spot and shifted Prakash to a nearby hospital where he died later.
The police took the duo into custody recently.
They confessed to having committed the murder, said the police.
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
BARSTOW: Fort Irwin bus crash kills 1, hurts 8
BARSTOW: Fort Irwin bus crash kills 1, hurts 8
A commuter bus and a 5-ton truck collided near the Army’s desert training center at Fort Irwin, killing a 62-year-old Barstow man and hurting eight other persons, Army officials say.
Dail Lee Keiper Sr. died at the scene of the 5:14 a.m. wreck Monday, June 2, along Fort Irwin Road, San Bernardino County coroner’s officials said in a written statement.
The crash happened on Army property but outside the fort’s main gate.
The injured — including two soldiers — were taken to Weed Army Community Hospital in Fort Irwin.
The Army is investigating the cause of the crash, no details of which have been released
A commuter bus and a 5-ton truck collided near the Army’s desert training center at Fort Irwin, killing a 62-year-old Barstow man and hurting eight other persons, Army officials say.
Dail Lee Keiper Sr. died at the scene of the 5:14 a.m. wreck Monday, June 2, along Fort Irwin Road, San Bernardino County coroner’s officials said in a written statement.
The crash happened on Army property but outside the fort’s main gate.
The injured — including two soldiers — were taken to Weed Army Community Hospital in Fort Irwin.
The Army is investigating the cause of the crash, no details of which have been released
Rhode Island Officer Struck by Bus Dies - News - POLICE Magazine
Rhode Island Officer Struck by Bus Dies - News - POLICE Magazine
A security officer at the U.S. District Courthouse federal courthouse in Providence, R.I., passed away Thursday night after he was struck by a city bus, reports WPRI-TV.
Special Deputy Marshal Frank McKnight, 69, died at Rhode Island Hospital with his family by his side, according to U.S. Marshal Jamie Hainsworth.
McKnight worked as a security officer for the past 13 years, but for 25 years prior to that he served on the North Kingstown (R.I.) Police Department.
McKnight was on the job Wednesday when he was hit. Police said surveillance footage shows the bus stopping at a red light then making a left turn on to Washington Street, where McKnight was crossing at a crosswalk.
A security officer at the U.S. District Courthouse federal courthouse in Providence, R.I., passed away Thursday night after he was struck by a city bus, reports WPRI-TV.
Special Deputy Marshal Frank McKnight, 69, died at Rhode Island Hospital with his family by his side, according to U.S. Marshal Jamie Hainsworth.
McKnight worked as a security officer for the past 13 years, but for 25 years prior to that he served on the North Kingstown (R.I.) Police Department.
McKnight was on the job Wednesday when he was hit. Police said surveillance footage shows the bus stopping at a red light then making a left turn on to Washington Street, where McKnight was crossing at a crosswalk.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Bus carrying Hindu pilgrims falls into river in western Nepal; at least 10 dead
Bus carrying Hindu pilgrims falls into river in western Nepal; at least 10 dead
KATMANDU, Nepal — A bus carrying Hindu pilgrims veered off a mountain road and fell into a river in western Nepal on Monday, killing at least 10 people and injuring 25 others, police said.
Police said the bus rolled about 100 meters (320 feet) before it plunged into the river near Lamachaur village, about 400 kilometers (250 miles) east of the capital, Katmandu.
Soldiers and police helped by villagers pulled the dead and injured from the wreckage. The injured were transported to nearby hospitals for treatment.
Police said the cause of the accident was being investigated, but that the bus appeared to be overcrowded with pilgrims.
Accidents in Nepal are often blamed on poorly maintained vehicles and roads.
KATMANDU, Nepal — A bus carrying Hindu pilgrims veered off a mountain road and fell into a river in western Nepal on Monday, killing at least 10 people and injuring 25 others, police said.
Police said the bus rolled about 100 meters (320 feet) before it plunged into the river near Lamachaur village, about 400 kilometers (250 miles) east of the capital, Katmandu.
Soldiers and police helped by villagers pulled the dead and injured from the wreckage. The injured were transported to nearby hospitals for treatment.
Police said the cause of the accident was being investigated, but that the bus appeared to be overcrowded with pilgrims.
Accidents in Nepal are often blamed on poorly maintained vehicles and roads.
Sunday, June 1, 2014
Three die as bus overturns in Quetta
QUETTA (Dunya News) - At least three persons died and 20 others
injured on Sunday when a bus carrying passengers from Hazar Ganji
vegetable market to the city overturned near Raisani Chowk.
According to police, the accident occurred when driver the bus tried to save a motorcyclist coming from opposite side.
The dead bodies and the injured persons including five women and four
children were shifted to civil hospital while two of them were reported
in critical condition.
The dead bodies were handed over to heirs after legal procedure.
Eight persons were discharged from the hospital after first-aid while 12
were still under treatment.
The driver fled from the scene while police seized the bus and started investigation.
injured on Sunday when a bus carrying passengers from Hazar Ganji
vegetable market to the city overturned near Raisani Chowk.
According to police, the accident occurred when driver the bus tried to save a motorcyclist coming from opposite side.
The dead bodies and the injured persons including five women and four
children were shifted to civil hospital while two of them were reported
in critical condition.
The dead bodies were handed over to heirs after legal procedure.
Eight persons were discharged from the hospital after first-aid while 12
were still under treatment.
The driver fled from the scene while police seized the bus and started investigation.
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