Police rescue school students from buses stranded amid waterlogging
Senior inspector Ravindra Pawar and his team Matunga and the children and staff members were rescued and brought to the station immediately, said a police officer.
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As a bus carrying students of Don Bosco School got stuck in Matunga, six Kindergarten students, two women staff members and the driver were trapped nearby for an hour. (Express photo)The Mumbai Police on Monday rescued students from two school buses that were stranded on water-logged roads in Mumbai, as heavy rain continued to batter the city.
As a bus carrying students of Don Bosco School got stuck in Matunga, six Kindergarten students, two women staff members and the driver were trapped nearby for an hour.
Another bus of NKES school, carrying 30 to 40 students, was also stuck on a water-logged road near Sion police station.
“As soon as we got the information that two school buses carrying school children were stuck, police officials, who were already out on the road, reached the spot,” Deputy Commissioner of Police of Zone 4 Ragsudha said.
Senior inspector Ravindra Pawar and his team Matunga and the children and staff members were rescued and brought to the station immediately, said a police officer.
The parents of the children were informed and they took them home, said Ragsudha.
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