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3 Killed, 5 Injured As Truck Collides With Auto In UP: Cops​




The accident occurred near an Indian Oil petrol pump in Makur village on the Ajgain-Mohan road.​


Unnao:
Three persons died while five others were injured after a truck collided head-on with an auto-rickshaw here on Saturday morning, police said.

The accident occurred near an Indian Oil petrol pump in Makur village on the Ajgain-Mohan road.

According to police, the collision was so severe that the auto-rickshaw was destroyed, and the occupants were trapped inside the vehicle.

Upon receiving the information, a police team reached the spot and started relief and rescue operations with the help of locals.

Police removed the people trapped from the damaged auto-rickshaw, of which three persons died on the spot.

The bodies have been sent for post-mortem, and the injured were admitted to a nearby hospital.

After the accident, the truck driver abandoned his vehicle and fled from the spot, police said, adding that a search is underway to nab him.

Those killed in the accident are yet to be identified, and efforts are on to gather information about their families, they said.

Preliminary investigations suggest that the accident was caused by speeding and reckless driving, police said. Further investigation is underway.
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It seems like Indians are not just bad at flying planes (Rafale jets, civilian planes etc.) but also terrible at driving cars. :qdkcheeky

A few months ago, one Indian girl collided her car with my car. She didn't check her mirror. Anyway, it was a soft collision and damage was very minimal (cosmetic damage mostly). :inti
 

Student Dies, 31 Injured As School Bus Collides With Vehicle In Haryana: Cops​





The private school bus was going from Dadri to Pratapgarh in Jhajjar and the Haryana Roadways bus was on its way to Dadri via Behror from Jhajjar, when they collided in Kaliawas village.​



Chandigarh:
A student died while 31 others were injured after a school bus collided with a Haryana Roadways bus amid low visibility due to foggy weather conditions in Jhajjar on Sunday, officials said.

The private school bus was going from Dadri to Pratapgarh in Jhajjar and the Haryana Roadways bus was on its way to Dadri via Behror from Jhajjar, when they collided in Kaliawas village.

A class 11 female student died on the spot while 31 others, which included students, the bus driver, conductor and teachers, were injured.

All the injured were admitted to the local Civil Hospital as well as private hospitals. Of these, 23 persons were discharged after first aid, while eight people are still under treatment.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini expressed grief over the accident and said the government stands firmly with the families affected.

Saini approved a financial assistance of Rs 2.50 lakh for the family of the student.

He also approved Rs 50,000 as financial assistance for each of the eight injured persons, along with free medical treatment and reimbursement of medical expenses.

The CM instructed officials to ensure proper medical treatment of the injured and asked the district administration to keep continuous monitoring of the situation. He appealed to the general public to exercise utmost caution while travelling during foggy conditions.



Accidents like these can easily be avoided
 
finalfantasy7 said:

Student Dies, 31 Injured As School Bus Collides With Vehicle In Haryana: Cops​





The private school bus was going from Dadri to Pratapgarh in Jhajjar and the Haryana Roadways bus was on its way to Dadri via Behror from Jhajjar, when they collided in Kaliawas village.​



Chandigarh:
A student died while 31 others were injured after a school bus collided with a Haryana Roadways bus amid low visibility due to foggy weather conditions in Jhajjar on Sunday, officials said.

The private school bus was going from Dadri to Pratapgarh in Jhajjar and the Haryana Roadways bus was on its way to Dadri via Behror from Jhajjar, when they collided in Kaliawas village.

A class 11 female student died on the spot while 31 others, which included students, the bus driver, conductor and teachers, were injured.

All the injured were admitted to the local Civil Hospital as well as private hospitals. Of these, 23 persons were discharged after first aid, while eight people are still under treatment.

Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini expressed grief over the accident and said the government stands firmly with the families affected.

Saini approved a financial assistance of Rs 2.50 lakh for the family of the student.

He also approved Rs 50,000 as financial assistance for each of the eight injured persons, along with free medical treatment and reimbursement of medical expenses.

The CM instructed officials to ensure proper medical treatment of the injured and asked the district administration to keep continuous monitoring of the situation. He appealed to the general public to exercise utmost caution while travelling during foggy conditions.



Accidents like these can easily be avoided
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sweep_shot said:
It seems like Indians are not just bad at flying planes (Rafale jets, civilian planes etc.) but also terrible at driving cars.

A few months ago, one Indian girl collided her car with my car. She didn't check her mirror. Anyway, it was a soft collision and damage was very minimal (cosmetic damage mostly).
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Looks like they are bad at driving all vehicles. Buses, trucks, Rafale jets, civilian planes etc. :inti

:qdkcheeky
 

13 dead, 60 injured in vehicle pile-up on Yamuna Expressway in U.P.​



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13 dead, 60 injured in vehicle pile-up on Yamuna Expressway in U.P.

Thirteen dead and 35 injured in a tragic pile-up on Yamuna Expressway, involving multiple vehicles and dense fog.
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Vehicles catch fire within minutes of collision amid dense fog; three victims identified; nearly 100 vehicles have been involved in accidents over the last three days in the State owing to fog-induced low visibility​


At least 13 people died and 60 got injured in a massive vehicle pile-up on the Yamuna Expressway in Uttar Pradesh in the early hours of Tuesday (December 16, 2025).



Sad new, 13 people have died, this could easily be avoided, indian needs to be strickter on vehicle and driving laws
 

On CCTV: 7-Year-Old Boy’s Leg Crushed After Car Runs Over Him Inside Mumbai's Complex​



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On CCTV: 7-Year-Old Boy’s Leg Crushed After Car Runs Over Him Inside Mumbai's Complex

A seven-year-old boy named Anvay Majumdar was severely injured when a car ran over his leg at the Interface Heights Society in Malad, Mumbai. The incident, occurring on October 19, was captured on CCTV. Following the accident, Anvay was rushed to the hospital. , Mumbai News, Times Now
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A seven-year-old boy named Anvay Majumdar was severely injured when a car ran over his leg at the Interface Heights Society in Malad, Mumbai. The incident, occurring on October 19, was captured on CCTV. Following the accident, Anvay was rushed to the hospital.​


Mumbai: A seven-year-old boy was seriously injured after a car allegedly ran over his leg inside a residential complex in Mumbai’s Malad area. The accident took place around 5:30 pm on 19 October within the premises of Interface Heights Society and was caught on CCTV cameras installed in the building.

Boy Sustains Severe Leg Injuries​

The child, identified as Anvay Majumdar, was playing with other children in the society compound when the car ran over his leg. He sustained grave injuries and was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Speaking about the horrifying moment, his mother, Mahua Majumdar, said she received a distressing intercom call from her elder son, who informed her that Anvay’s leg had been crushed in the accident.
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FIR Registered Against Woman Driver​

Following the incident, the Bangur Nagar Police registered an FIR against the accused, identified as Shweta Shetty Rathod, under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), including Sections 281 (rash driving) and 125(b), along with provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act. The police have launched a detailed investigation into the case, considering the seriousness of the allegations.

Mother Alleges Recklessness and Negligence​

Mahua Majumdar filed a formal complaint at the Bangur Nagar Police Station the following day. In her statement, she alleged that the act was deliberate and intentional, claiming that the accused, who is the wife of the society’s secretary, was driving at high speed and in a reckless manner, leading to her son’s injury. She further alleged that the driver did not reach out to the family or check on the child’s condition even after the incident.

Police officials have confirmed that an investigation is ongoing to ascertain whether the act was accidental or deliberate. Meanwhile, Anvay continues to recover under medical supervision.



Feel sorry for the kid, - dont think he will fully cover, as thrs a indian hospital thread on here - plenty of dody doctors and prcedures:

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#FreeIndiaFromHinduExtremism

#SanctionIndia
 

Mumbai-Goa Highway Scare: 44 Passengers Escape After Luxury Bus Catches Fire Near Kashedi Tunnel​


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Mumbai-Goa Highway Scare: 44 Passengers Escape After Luxury Bus Catches Fire Near Kashedi Tunnel

A luxury bus travelling from Mumbai to Malvan caught fire near the Kashedi tunnel on the Mumbai-Goa highway after a tyre burst around 2 am on Sunday. Thanks to the driver’s quick response, all 44 passengers escaped safely before the vehicle’s diesel tank exploded., Mumbai News, Times Now
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A luxury bus travelling from Mumbai to Malvan caught fire near the Kashedi tunnel on the Mumbai-Goa highway after a tyre burst around 2 am on Sunday. Thanks to the driver’s quick response, all 44 passengers escaped safely before the vehicle’s diesel tank exploded.​



Mumbai: In a terrifying midnight scare, as many as forty-four passengers had a escape after a private luxury bus caught fire on the Mumbai-Goa highway near the Kashedi tunnel in Maharashtra’s Raigad district. The incident took place around 2 am on Sunday, police confirmed.
The bus, travelling from Mumbai to Malvan in Sindhudurg, was passing near Poladpur when one of its tyres suddenly burst. This triggered a fire that quickly engulfed the vehicle. The driver’s swift action in applying emergency brakes and alerting passengers ensured everyone managed to disembark safely before the flames spread further.
Within minutes, the blaze spread across the bus, followed by a blast in its diesel tank. Fortunately, all passengers had already moved away from the vehicle by then, preventing what could have been a major tragedy.


Rescue and Investigation​

Police and fire brigade personnel rushed to the scene, immediately halting traffic on both sides of the busy highway. Firefighters battled the blaze and managed to bring it under control by 3 am. Vehicular movement was later restored after the highway was cleared.
A case has been registered at Poladpur police station, and a probe into the incident is underway, officials said.


Good to read that no one died:
 
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