One person was killed and several others were injured as a bus fell off a flyover in Aligarh on Friday, the police said.
According to reports, about 30-40 passengers were on the bus.
Around 25 injured persons were sent to the district hospital.
Speaking to the media, Superintendent of Police Kuldeep Singh Gunawat said, "We received information about a Farrukhabad-bound bus falling off the flyover. About 30-40 passengers were on board out of which 25 persons were injured and shifted to district hospital where one of the female passengers was pronounced dead."
He said that a case was registered and further investigations were on to find out how the bus fell from the flyover.
In another tragic incident, three people, including a woman and her daughter riding a scooty, were killed after a speeding vehicle hit their two-wheeler.
After getting information, the police reached the spot and started search for the absconding vehicle driver. The police also sent the bodies for autopsy.
According to information, the incident took place on the Delhi-Meerut Expressway near Dasna in Mussoorie police station area of Ghaziabad, on Thursday night.
Inspector Ravindra Chandra Pant said that three women were going from Bamhaita village to Mussoorie on a scooty. They took a wrong route so they turned back the scooty to take the right route during which a vehicle coming from the opposite direction hit their scooty, killing all three on the spot.
Meanwhile on the Agra-Lucknow Expressway, a motorcycle rider going from Palwal-Haryana to Basti was killed and the pillion rider was critically injured when the two-wheeler hit the road divider near village Bani Hardu under Usrahar police station in Etawah.
Reports said that 25-year-old Prakash of Jhalepur in Walterganj area of Basti district was going with his friend, Ramswaroop Singh, also of the same locality, to join their duty in a factory in Palwal. After getting four days’ off, both the friends had left their home late in the night on a motorcycle so that they could join duty by Friday morning. When they reached 123 km stone of the expressway, Prakash suddenly lost control over his motorcycle and hit a road divider. Both friends were critically injured and taken to the Institute of Medical Sciences in Saifai where Prakash was pronounced dead.