Question

you are a special correspondent of a local newspaper. you have veen asked to cover an accident involving a petrol tanker on a national highway passing through your city. write your report in 150-200 words​

Answer 1

Another disaster hits owing to the carelessness against smooth transportation and road construction. 

One part of NH667 in Delhi has always been prone to accidents. Another tragic incident proves the deathly hallow of the road. On 13th August 2019, an oil tanker of capacity 50 tonnes hit a transport bus in the early hours of the evening. The accident was immediately followed by rushing of medics and other first-aid vehicles. 

The oil tanker and the bus tried to escape from each other. The speed limits of both the vehicles were said to be over limits as expressed by the spectators of the incident. Trying to balance at that steep turn, the vehicles had to manage to escape each other. That didn’t work out very fine as the oil tanker hit the right part of the bus deck. 

The tanker lost control and there were huge spills of petrol all over. The paramedics and rescue team were just on time and saved the lives of many people while fire just caught up at one corner of the bus as stated by the victims. Unfortunately, the drivers of both vehicles could not be saved. 

However, the authorities of road transport reported to the press stating that the design of the road will be changed soon meanwhile, their reports were for courtesy and they were not bothered much because the over speed limits of the vehicles were proven.

Answer 2

Answer:

Reckless driving is creating havoc and causing road accidents on national highways.

Explanation:

Delhi-Kolkata highway has always top-charted the number of road accidents taking place. Another fatal accident took place on NH2, the busiest National Highway in India. An oil tanker with a 60-ton capacity hit a DTC bus at around 5 pm on 25th August 2019. The oil tanker was over speeding according to the spectators and lost balance. To the dismay, the bus and tanker drivers could not be saved. The tanker spilled petrol on the road, and the rescue team did their job well. They saved many people from the bus where the bus just started to catch fire. The DTC authorities and the road transport corporation told the press that the tanker was over limiting the speed and hit the bus deck.