7 die in Nepal as bus carrying Indian pilgrims plunges off mountain road into ravine
A bus carrying Indian pilgrims crashed in central Nepal on Saturday night, killing seven and injuring nine others. The accident occurred near Shahid Lakhan village, approximately 75 miles west of Kathmandu, as the bus descended from the Manakamana Temple.

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AI-generatedA bus carrying Indian pilgrims crashed in central Nepal on Saturday night, killing seven and injuring nine others. The accident occurred near Shahid Lakhan village, approximately 75 miles west of Kathmandu, as the bus descended from the Manakamana Temple. The bus slipped off a curve on the mountain road and rolled about 500 feet into a ravine. All seven fatalities were Indian pilgrims, and seven other Indian pilgrims were among the injured. The Nepali bus driver and his assistant were also injured in the crash. Authorities and local villagers responded to the scene, extracting the injured and transporting them to nearby hospitals.
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5 extractedThe accident occurred near Shahid Lakhan village, about 120km west of Kathmandu.
The bus was returning after the pilgrims visited the Manakamana Temple.
Seven other Indian pilgrims on board were injured.
All seven killed were Indian pilgrims.
A passenger bus carrying Indian pilgrims slipped off a mountain road in central Nepal, killing seven people.