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Bus brakes did not fail: RTC

HYDERABAD: Brakes of the bus that killed two persons and injured two more persons at Amberpet on Friday did not fail, the APSRTC authorities said in a press release on Saturday. The brakes were found to be working when the bus was brought to Amberpet police station from the accident spot.

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