Tragic Collision in Thane, Maharashtra Claims 11 Lives
11 people in a van killed in collision with cement mixer in Maharashtra's Thane
Hindustan Times
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A devastating accident on the Kalyan–Ahilyanagar highway in Thane district, Maharashtra, resulted in the deaths of 11 passengers when their taxi collided head-on with a cement mixer. One survivor is receiving treatment, while the cause of the accident remains under investigation.
- 0111 passengers died in a head-on collision in Thane, Maharashtra.
- 02The accident involved a cement mixer and an Eeco taxi carrying residents from Murbad.
- 03The crash occurred on the Panjar bridge around 11:15 am.
- 04One passenger survived with serious injuries and is hospitalized.
- 05Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.
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A tragic accident occurred on Monday at around 11:15 am on the Kalyan–Ahilyanagar highway in Thane district, Maharashtra, when a cement mixer collided head-on with an Eeco taxi. The impact was so severe that the taxi was nearly unrecognizable, resulting in the deaths of 11 passengers. The vehicle was transporting residents from Murbad to Kalyan when the collision happened on the Panjar bridge. While 10 passengers died on the spot, one elderly woman survived but sustained serious injuries and is currently hospitalized. Local residents rushed to assist after hearing the crash, helping to pull bodies from the wreckage. The Titwala police are investigating the accident's cause, which remains unclear, and have begun the process of clearing the wreckage from the highway. So far, nine victims have been identified, with postmortem examinations underway.
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This tragic incident has left the local community in shock and mourning, highlighting concerns over road safety in the region.
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