Telangana TSRTC bus catches fire in Jagtial district
On sunday, a telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) bus that was parked at a depot and caught fire was completely destroyed. After being fuelled with diesel by the personnel at the korutla bus depot, the Rajdhani bus caught fire. There weren't any losses. When the bus, which ran between korutla and Hyderabad, arrived at the depot at midday, the depot workers fueled the vehicle with diesel.
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. After filling up with fuel, the bus was parked next to the petrol station when it suddenly caught fire. The fire was put out when the fire department was notified by the depot officials. The authorities had completely destroyed the bus. The gasoline station was spared from the fire's progress, which may have resulted in a serious catastrophe. According to TSRTC officials, the fire may have been started by a battery short circuit.
On sunday afternoon, a TSRTC Rajdhani bus caught fire at the korutla bus depot location. A short circuit in the battery was thought to be the cause of the fire, albeit the precise cause was not yet discovered. When the Rajdhanai bus from the korutla depot, which ran between korutla and Hyderabad, arrived at the depot at lunchtime, the depot workers fueled the vehicle with diesel. However, as the bus was stopped next to the petrol station after being filled with diesel, flames immediately erupted within. According to rtc officials, the fire may have been started by a battery short circuit.
On sunday afternoon, a TSRTC Rajdhani bus caught fire at the korutla bus depot location. A short circuit in the battery was thought to be the cause of the fire, albeit the precise cause was not yet discovered. When the Rajdhanai bus from the korutla depot, which ran between korutla and Hyderabad, arrived at the depot at lunchtime, the depot workers fueled the vehicle with diesel. However, as the bus was stopped next to the petrol station after being filled with diesel, flames immediately erupted within. According to rtc officials, the fire may have been started by a battery short circuit.