Salute to the spirit of this woman who saved the lives of 24 people with her skill! The morning in the bus

Friends, we all know that the present is the time of female power. In earlier times many people did not give information or knowledge about the education of women or girls or anything else. But times have changed. Nowadays women also do many things that no one can even think about.

Currently there are many areas where women are even ahead of men. Friends, women have many kinds of skills and qualities. Just helping them out can help a woman improve her home and society as well. Friends are aware of everything from current women to technical matters to traditional matters. And people get the benefit of such knowledge.

We are here to talk about one such incident where a woman has saved the lives of 24 people with her skill. If we talk about this matter from the area then it is as follows. According to the information received, the incident took place in Morachi Chincholi of Shirur taluka. Here a group of 23 women from Wagholi, Pune went for a walk.

Let it be known that these women went for a walk by bus. Meanwhile, the driver of the bus suddenly got epilepsy and fell while driving. The bus went out of control and started moving towards the ditch. At this time the women and children in the bus got scared and started shouting and crying.

A woman in Teva who was also on the bus removed the unconscious driver and started driving the bus herself. She took control of the bus and saved the bus from going into a ditch and drove the bus for 10 kilometers and saved the lives of 24 people in the bus. The driver was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he was pronounced dead at the scene.

If we talk about this brave woman, let us say that her name is Yogita Dharmendra Satav. She is 42 years old and lives in Pune. The way he has protected all these bus riders in times of crisis is truly a daunting task. Talking to him, it was learned that he is driving a four wheeler but this is his first time driving a bus. Jayashree Satav Patil, former Sarpanch of Vagholi village, along with his colleague and picnic organizer Asha Waghmare, visited Yogita Satav's house and honored her for her bravery.