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48 vehicles damaged on Pune-Bengaluru highway as tanker loses control, rescue on

A tanker lost control on the Pune-Bengaluru highway damaging at least 48 cars on the downward slope of a bridge in a major accident on Sunday evening.

Updated on: Nov 20, 2022 11:25 PM IST
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In a major accident at the Navale bridge on the Pune- Bengaluru highway on Sunday evening, at least 48 vehicles got damaged, news agency ANI reported. Rescue teams from the Pune fire brigade and the Pune Metropolitan Region Development Authority reached the spot. In photos from the massive pile-up, several cars can be seen mangled.

Several cars were damaged in a major accident at the Navale bridge on the Pune-Bengaluru highway on Sunday.
Several cars were damaged in a major accident at the Navale bridge on the Pune-Bengaluru highway on Sunday.

BJP MLA from Pune Siddharth Shirole took to Twitter and urged citizens to not share any unverified news on the mishap. "Unfortunate accident on Navale Bridge on #Pune-#Bengaluru Highway. Rescue teams from FireBrigade & PMRDA are on spot and tending to those injured.I request citizens to not share un-verified forwards &also refrain from visiting the spot & interfering with trained professionals," the BJP leader tweeted.

At least six persons have suffered injuries in the incident and they are being treated at two hospitals, the official told news agency PTI.

The incident took place around 8.30pm in an area of about 400 to 500 metres, reports said. The truck from Andhra Pradesh was going from Satara to Mumbai.

(With agency inputs)

 
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Poulomi Ghosh

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