Central India: Road accident kills 13

NEW DELHI

At least 13 people, most of them women, died in a road accident in central India on Tuesday morning, officials said.

The incident occurred in Gwalior city of the Madhya Pradesh state after a bus collided with an auto-rickshaw carrying 12 women, according to Hitika Vasal, a senior police officer in the area.

Vasal told Anadolu Agency that all passengers of the auto-rickshaw and the driver were killed in the accident.

State Transport Minister Govind Singh Rajput in a video message said that an investigation is underway.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has announced financial compensation for the families of the deceased.

Central India: Road accident kills 13

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