Bus fire causes injuries to Rakiraki passengers

By fijivillage.com

29/03/2012

A Rakiraki bus fire has resulted in passengers sustaining injuries.

National Fire Authority confirmed around 7.30 this morning a bus caught fire and there were passengers in it also who have sustained injuries and are currently being treated at the Rakiraki hospital.

More details are expected to be released later.

Story by: khusboo Singh

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