palwalfaridabad a collision between two buses left six people dead including the driver of one of the buses and another six injured in the palwal district of haryana cops said the accident occurred as the drivers could not see the oncoming vehicles due to fog police said that a max traveller moving towards aligarh with 14 passengers on board was trying to overtake a vehicle when it nearly had a headon collision with another bus carrying a marriage party from etah in up on way to gurgaon while the headon collision was averted the max traveller hit the other bus on the side and overturned four men and two women died in the accident including the driver of the max which was mangled in the incident while the women have been identified as jyoti and sushma both from faridabad the police are still trying to identify the men out of the survivors two escaped unhurt while another six are recovering from their injuries in a palwal hospital said jaiveer rathi dsp palwal the site of accident is just ahead of a culvert which may be the reason the driver of the max lost control of his vehicle rathi added meanwhile two other accidents were reported in which school buses were found involved in the first case a delhi public school palwal bus collided with a truck with a punctured tyre loaded with building material standing on the road near banchari the school bus driver could not notice the truck due to dense fog conductor mohan singh said the driver ganga ram saw the standing truck only when we reached very close to it even as he tried to avert a collision another truck hit it from behind the fog was so dense that there was near pileup with four other vehicles ramming into the one in front the driver broke his legs in the incident in another case a bus of rbm school hodal collided with a truck the accident occurred at hodalnuh road the collision resulted in injuries to 9 occupants 7 being children the injured students are sajida muskan arif sohail sehwag prashant and karim driver ayub and conductor anil kumar also received minor injuries