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3 dead, 25 injured in three accidents on Delhi‑Mumbai Expressway, Dausa, Rajasthan
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 28 Aug 2026, 06:08 PM
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Three separate road crashes on the Delhi‑Mumbai Expressway in Dausa, Rajasthan, killed three people and injured 25 on Friday.
On Friday, the Delhi‑Mumbai Expressway in Dausa district of Rajasthan witnessed three distinct road accidents. The incidents, which occurred within a short span, resulted in three fatalities and left 25 persons with varying degrees of injuries.
One of the crashes involved a collision between a passenger bus and a heavy truck, triggering panic among commuters and causing a temporary shutdown of the lane. Emergency crews arrived quickly, extracting the injured and transporting the dead to the nearest hospital.
State police have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of each accident, focusing on factors such as vehicle speed, road conditions and driver fatigue. Medical teams continue to treat the wounded, while traffic authorities have urged motorists to exercise caution on the high‑speed corridor.
The expressway, a critical link between the national capital and Mumbai, remains under heightened surveillance as authorities work to prevent further incidents.
One of the crashes involved a collision between a passenger bus and a heavy truck, triggering panic among commuters and causing a temporary shutdown of the lane. Emergency crews arrived quickly, extracting the injured and transporting the dead to the nearest hospital.
State police have launched an investigation to determine the exact cause of each accident, focusing on factors such as vehicle speed, road conditions and driver fatigue. Medical teams continue to treat the wounded, while traffic authorities have urged motorists to exercise caution on the high‑speed corridor.
The expressway, a critical link between the national capital and Mumbai, remains under heightened surveillance as authorities work to prevent further incidents.