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Five school children fall from moving van in K.R. Puram, sustain minor injuries

On Friday, five school children tumbled out of a moving van in K.R. Puram, Bengaluru, when its rear door suddenly swung open. This incident has led local traffic police to confiscate the van and look into possible mechanical problems or driver negligence concerning the door's malfunction.

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Jun 26, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
Five school children fall from moving van in K.R. Puram, sustain minor injuries

Key Takeaways

  • •Five school children fell from a moving van in Bengaluru's K.R. Puram after its rear door swung open on Friday.
  • •The incident occurred in Gayatri Layout when the van hit a pothole, causing the door to release.
  • •Local residents provided immediate medical attention, and fortunately, the children only sustained minor injuries.
  • •CCTV footage of the incident has gone viral, showing the children tumbling out of the moving vehicle.
  • •Traffic police have seized the van as authorities investigate potential mechanical issues or driver negligence.

In a harrowing incident in Bengaluru’s K.R. Puram,five school children fell from moving van Friday after rear door unexpectedly swung open. Happened in Gayatri Layout when vehicle hit pothole,door released,ejecting kids onto road .

Luckily,kids had only minor injuries, thanks to lack of traffic then. Locals rushed to help, giving immediate medical aid. CCTV caught it all — van’s rear door opening,children tumbling out while van kept moving. Footage went viral.

Traffic police seized van for investigation. Authorities probing why door failed,looking at mechanical issues or maybe driver negligence. Raises big questions about vehicle safety,especially door security in school transport…

#Karnataka

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