Jammu-Kashmir: The incident took place after an Army vehicle veered off the road and plunged into a deep gorge near the Wular Viewpoint in Bandipora.
On Saturday, Haryana woke up to a thick blanket of fog in the morning with a minimum temperature of 10.4 degrees Celsius. The low visibility caused a tragic incident that claimed two lives.
The accident on NH-27 near Gogunda Pindwara took the lives of four women and eight people who succumbed to injuries were taken to a hospital in Udaipur.
Jharkhand: The police and local residents rushed to the spot and launched a rescue operation, the officer said, adding that further investigation was on.
Rajasthan: DSP Charul Gupta said four people were referred to Jaipur and some injured left for Noida and Delhi for treatment. The accident took place near Lahdi Ka Bas on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway in Dausa district.
Accident news: The truck had broken down and halted on the road at Mahakal village in Ambad tehsil when the car rammed into it from the rear.
Lemma Lagide, the medical director at Bona General Hospital in the southern Sidama region, reported that 64 people died at the scene, while two others passed away at the hospital. He added that patients requiring advanced critical care were transferred to a larger hospital in Hawassa.
According to the officials, the family involved in the accident belonged to Mumbai and were travelling in a taxi when a huge rock fell on it. The woman died on the spot while the husband and the driver were injured and rushed to the hospital.
Karnataka accident: The deceased in the road accident has been identified as Vinita (56), Anoop (29) and Basavaraj (40).
The deceased belonged to Madhya Pradesh's Indore and were living in Vadodara. They were returning after visiting Kaila Devi temple when the accident took place. The deceased include a couple, their two children and a female relative.
The truck driver said that he turned his steering wheels towards the road driver to save the car, but as there was another car in the left he turned and the container carrying steel fell on the Volvo SUV causing the tragedy.
Yearender 2024: The year 2024 has witnessed several road, rail and air accidents, claiming several lives. As the year nears its end, let's take a look at some of the tragic and deadliest accidents that took place this year.
46-year-old Chandram Yegapagol, CEO and managing director of IAST software solutions, Bengaluru died in the accident along with his family of 5. Police are investigating the matter through CCTV footage.
While at least 45 people were on board the truck, the Casualty Medical Officer stated that as many as 30 injured were taken to the hospital. While four people died on the spot, one was brought dead in the hospital.
A fatal road accident in Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, resulted in five deaths and five injuries after a collision between a truck and a car. Shahjahanpur Police have apprehended the truck driver, and an investigation is underway.
The bus was on its way to Mahuva from Bhavnagar and rammed into the dumper from behind. The accident left six dead. The injured were rushed to the hospital where they were out of danger.
The couple was travelling in their car when it overturned in Dhaula Kuan. They were rescued after DCP Traffic Shashank Jaiswal saw the vehicle and initiated efforts to pull them out.
According to the police, the truck was coming from the wrong side and hit the SUV that lead to casualties. The impact of collision was so strong that the car was severely damaged and the trapped individuals were pulled out after hours of efforts.
According to the police, the tractor-trolley turned turtle in Gwalior 's Ghatigaon which led to four casualties, !2 people were also injured in the accident.
According to the hospital authorities, eight people got injured in the accident, out of which five were brought dead to the hospital. Among three injured, one was in critical condition. The victims also include women and children.
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