School bus accident at Trivandrum on 26th September 2011
Here is the exclusive report on the Jyothi Nilayayam school bus accident at Trivandrum as the school van met an accident at Channakankara near Trivandrum on 26th September 2011. Read the complete story on this accident.
The State of Kerala yet had to see one more tragedy today (26th September 2011), as a school van plunged in to the Parvathy Puthanar river. As per initial reports 3 students were feared to be dead and more students have been rushed to the near by hospital. 
On 26th September 2011 at around 3.30 PM a school bus of St. Andrews Jyothinilayam School in Kazhakootam carrying 30 students on board fell from the Channakankara canal to the Parvathy Puthanar river. The 3 students who were reported to be dead is identified as Aromal,Ashwin and Kaniha Santhosh. 30 Students from class LKG to 10th Standard were in bus. Ministers Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan and V.S Shiva Kumar had rushed to the spot. 20 students who were injured had been rushed to the near by hospitals.
As this tragic incident occurred many people who stayed near by the river hurried to the spot to be a part of the rescue process. Quick rescue procedure on time have saved the life of many students other wise the accident would have been worse.
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Again the School Bus Accident.what is the reason? again and again the Tragedy . I think the Tragedy main reason first Parents, second School, third RTO .Average 4 seat vehicle filling the 10 or 12 children. A vehicle going to city or village any road no problem any people, parents ,school and RTO police . Parents not watch my child travel vehicle who is drive? 15years age young boy drive the vehicle what is the safty ?. what do you say no idea any parents . school teachers or PTA not interest the matter why? .police,RTO not interest the matters why? .many school is used 20 years old bus just touch a painted and write school name ok school bus ready.The bus running not running no problem. but after two day forget the matter all people.we think our child safety.
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