Bus accident in Kathmandu: The identity of another deceased has also been revealed
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Media Baaji
- Thu, 8 January 2026
Kathmandu. The identities of the four people who lost their lives in the bus accident that took place in Shankharapur Municipality-3 of Kathmandu on Wednesday evening have been revealed. According to the police, one of the deceased who died in the accident is 65-year-old Devendra Limbu, who lives in Panchthar and Gothatar.
Earlier, after the identity of the three deceased persons was revealed, the identity of Limbu was yet to be revealed. According to the police, 22 people were injured in the accident.
Among the other three people who lost their lives in the accident are 49-year-old Kamna Sharma of Kohalpur in Banke, 51-year-old Indira Limbu of Taplejung and 55-year-old Shanti Gupta of Kathmandu Pepsi Cola. On Tuesday evening, the bus of Mahanagara Transport No. 4 B 8788, which was returning to Sankhu after going to Jarsipauwa Van Bhoj, fell down about 100 meters from the road and had an accident on Tuesday evening.
According to police, the injured are being treated at Shankharapur Hospital, Mulpani Nagar Hospital, Sushma Koirala Hospital Sankhu, Nepal Medical College Jorpati, People's Life Care Hospital and Teaching Hospital.
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