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UP: Roadways bus mowed down 6 labourers to death

In Uttar Pradesh's Muzzaffarnagar an uncontrolled bus of roadways has mowed down six migrant laborers to death. While six workers were reported to have died on the spot while 4 workers were critically injured. Those killed in the accident have been identified as Harak Singh (51), his son Vikas (22), Guddu (18), Vasudev (22), Harish (28) and Virendra (28).
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