Air India bus catches fire at the airport
After Rajasthan-Andhra Pradesh, now a bus has caught fire in Delhi. A bus has been burnt at the Delhi airport. An Air India bus caught fire at Terminal 3 of the airport and its video is now going viral. It is being said that no one was in the bus when the incident took place. Efforts are currently underway to douse the fire. A video from the scene of the incident has surfaced in which the bus is seen burning furiously.
Initial information suggests that the bus was operated by Air India STS Airport Services Private Limited. However, Air India has not commented on the incident.
Terminal-3 capable of serving 40 million passengers
Delhi Airport currently has three terminals and four runways, with a capacity to handle over 100 million passengers annually. Terminal 3, which opened in 2010, is one of the largest terminals in the world and is capable of handling 40 million passengers annually. This terminal handles both international and domestic flights.
Bus caught fire in Jodhpur
On October 14, a horrific bus accident took place on the Jodhpur highway in Rajasthan. In this, 26 passengers were burnt alive. A private bus caught fire near the War Museum, located 20 km from Jaisalmer, and was completely burnt down. There were 57 passengers on the bus, of which 26 died.
Bus burning incident in Andhra Pradesh
Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh A private travel bus collided with a two-wheeler near Chinnatekur in the district on Friday morning, causing its fuel tank to burst and catch fire. As a result, the bus burst into flames, killing 20 of the 40 passengers on board and seriously injuring others. The bus was travelling from Hyderabad to Bengaluru.
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