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Tamil Nadu: Bus-lorry collision claims five lives, 10 injured in Tiruvallur

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Tiruvallur: At least five people were killed, and ten others were critically injured in a collision between a bus and a tipper lorry at KG Kandigai area near Thiruttani town of Tiruvallur district.

According to pollice, the accident occurred on Thursday.

Also Read | Tamil Nadu: 10 injured in a pile-up on Chennai-Bengaluru Highway

Tiruttani police said, "Five people died in a collision between a tipper lorry and government bus near Thiruttani in the KG Kandigai area."

Police adding that 10 injured people have been admitted to Thiruttani General Hospital.

Also Read | Seven coaches of Kannur-Yeshwantpur Express derail in TN's Dharmapuri, no casualties reported

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