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Watch: Mumbai man makes narrow escape after a bus runs over him

The 45-second video shows a CCTV footage where the driver seemingly stopped the bus only when its rear wheels ran over the man's body.

Updated on: Dec 15, 2022, 15:37:40 IST
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An elderly man in Mumbai's Powai made a close save after a bus ran over him while he was crossing the road. A video was shared by news agency ANI which shows the bus runs over a man after it knocks him down.

Mumbai man makes narrow escape after being knocked down by bus.
Mumbai man makes narrow escape after being knocked down by bus.

The 45-second video shows a CCTV footage where the driver seemingly stopped the bus only when its rear wheels ran over the man's body. The bus was seen moving on a narrow lane where several pedestrians were walking.

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However, the elderly person miraculously survives the accident and gets back on his feet soon after- to register his protest against the incident.

According to news agency IANS, the incident happened on Tuesday at 2:40 pm in Powai's LakeSide complex. A security guard from a local building along with other pedestrians shouted at the driver telling him to stop the bus.

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In a different incident, another video related to averting major loss during an accident is also doing the rounds on social media platforms. It shows how a truck carrying cement on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway barreled down the slop of Khandala Ghat. The brakes of the vehicle failed, however, the driver survived the accident after it hit the divider on the road.

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