Mathura Bus Fire: Flames suddenly started rising in a bus traveling on the highway, passengers saved their lives by jumping on the road amid the fire – fire breaks out in a moving bus passengers jump to save their lives one injured

Updated: Mon, 20 Oct 2025 09:21 (IST) There was chaos due to a fire in a moving bus in the Refinery Police Station area of ​​Mathura. Passengers saved their lives by jumping when a bus going from Gurugram to Hamirpur suddenly caught fire. One passenger suffered burns and was hospitalized. The police controlled the fire and cleared the traffic jam. The cause of the fire is believed to be a technical fault. Fire broke out in a moving bus. Jagran Correspondent, Mathura. A moving passenger bus suddenly caught fire at 3 am on Sunday on the railway bridge to the Refinery police station area. Passengers saved the lives by jumping. A passenger suffered burns in the accident. He was admitted to the hospital. The police brought the fire under control by calling the fire department. As a result, there was congestion on the highway for about two hours. Remove advertisement Just read the news A major accident was averted at 3 o’clock in the night but a major accident was averted at 3 o’clock Sunday evening behind the railway bridge of Mathura Police Station Refinery area. A private bus traveling from Gurugram to Hamirpur suddenly caught fire at the rear. Seeing the fire, driver Bhup Singh, resident of Kurara Hamirpur, parked the bus on the side and raised his voice. This created panic among the bus passengers. Passengers started jumping from the bus to save their lives. The passengers in the bus got out safely, but the passenger’s hand was burnt. After the fire, the fire brigade reached the place and he was admitted to the hospital. Where after first aid the situation is said to be normal. Due to the fire there was a traffic jam on the road for some time. The police brought the fire under control by calling the fire department. After this, the bus was removed with the help of Hydra and the jam cleared. CO refinery Shweta Verma said the cause of the fire in the bus is suspected to be technical fault or wiring short circuit. There was no loss of life.