Truck's axle breaks on NH 730, tyres explode, four-wheeler badly damaged
A major road accident occurred in Shravasti when an overloaded truck's axle broke, causing both its tyres to explode in a loud blast.
A major road accident occurred in Shravasti when an overloaded truck's axle broke, causing both its tyres to explode in a loud blast. The truck then collided with a four-wheeler, completely damaging the vehicle.
The incident took place on NH 730 near Baluha bridge in Narpatpur, which falls under the Naveen Modern police station area. The truck's axle suddenly broke due to overloading, which led to a powerful blast in both tyres.
The truck went out of control and crashed into a four-wheeler coming from the opposite direction. The impact was so severe that the four-wheeler was badly damaged. However, the occupants of the vehicle had a narrow escape and survived the accident.
Police reached the spot immediately after receiving information about the incident and launched an investigation into the accident.
Frequently asked questions
What caused the truck accident on NH 730?
The truck's axle broke due to overloading, which caused both of its tyres to explode. This caused the truck to lose control and collide with a four-wheeler traveling in the opposite direction.
Where did the accident occur?
The accident took place on NH 730 near Baluha bridge in Narpatpur, Shravasti, under the Naveen Modern police station area.
What was the extent of damage from the collision?
The four-wheeler was completely and badly damaged in the collision. However, its occupants survived the accident with a narrow escape.
How did authorities respond to the incident?
Police reached the accident spot immediately after receiving information and launched an investigation into the incident.
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