Hyderabad, June 18 (Hydnow): A private school van created havoc in Amberpet, Hyderabad today. A school van lost control in Tilak Nagar and rammed into two shops (a welding shop and a tea stall) on the side of the road.
Due to this, the goods in the shops were destroyed. The front of the school van was also damaged. However, the accident was averted as there were no students in the van at the time of the accident.
The accident took place on the side of the road, causing a heavy traffic jam. On receiving the information, the police immediately reached the spot took the driver of the school van into custody, and took him to Nallakunta Police Station.
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Meanwhile, the locals are alleging that the accident happened due to the driver’s excessive speed and recklessness. (Hydnow)
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