The scene of the accident site at Mile Stone 127 on Yamuna Expressway is shocking even for the third day. While human bones were stuck in the burnt buses, many bones were found lying on the roadside after being washed away by the water from the fire engines. On Thursday, the forensic team collected the bones of the dead, documents of passengers, Aadhaar, burnt mobiles and papers from the accident site. The team kept collecting evidence for investigation for three and a half hours. She collected everyone and took it with her.
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Mathura accident – Photo: Amar Ujala
19 people were killed, while more than 100 were injured when 14 vehicles, including eight buses and three cars, collided at Milestone 127 on the Yamuna Expressway in Baldev at 3:45 am on Tuesday. Post-mortem has been conducted on the remains of 18 dead bodies that broke out in the massive fire that broke out after the vehicles collided.
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Mathura accident – Photo: Amar Ujala
Even on the third day after the accident, the scene at the scene is heart-wrenching. There were 7 double decker buses and one roadways bus that were burnt and bones, scattered papers, someone’s Aadhar card and some passenger’s driving license and passbook were lying around the burnt cars.
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Mathura accident – Photo: Amar Ujala
When the four-member forensic team started collecting bones from under the seats of burnt buses and from the sleeper seats of double deckers from 1.30 pm, human bones were also found outside many buses. Apart from this, the team also took with them other documents including passport size photographs, Aadhar cards, passbooks etc. of the passengers outside the trains. For three and a half hours, the team searched and captured every trace of the deceased from the spot to collect evidence of the dead. The team found more than a dozen bones from the spot. These were secured.
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Mathura accident – Photo: Amar Ujala
Mant toll of Yamuna Expressway due to fog
After the accident on Yamuna Expressway, the speed limit of cars, jeeps and other small vehicles will be 60 kilometers per hour and the speed of buses, trucks and other heavy vehicles will be 40 kilometers per hour at night.
