Eight dead as family's minibus falls into drain on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway near Kota

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A minibus carrying 23 family members fell into a drain early Saturday while travelling from Bhopal to the Khatu Shyamji temple. The accident happened on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway near Kota. Rescuers faced difficulties from muddy terrain and standing water inside the drain while working to reach those trapped. Eight bodies have been recovered so far, and injured passengers are receiving treatment at local hospitals. Officials are continuing their investigation into the accident.

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