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BMTC driver dies

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: A Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation bus driver who was sleeping in his bus after finishing his duty was found dead in the Upparpet Police Station limits on Thursday.

The police gave the name of the driver as Murugesh (45). Murugesh, who was on night duty, parked the bus near his depot and had slept in it. When his colleagues went to wake him up in the morning, they found him dead.

The police suspected he might have died of a heart attack. The Upparpet Police have registered a case. Investigation is on.

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