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A commuter fell off her two-wheeler vehicle while traveling between New Command Hospital and MG Road. This shocking incident happened due to a large pothole covered by water. The concealed hazard posed a significant risk. #newcommandhospital #mgroad #commuter #fallsoffvehicle #potholes #latestnews #punemirror (new command hospital, mg road, commuter falls...

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Potholes, BMC apathy take yet another life! Two days ago Arun Tiwari went to get petrol filled at around 10 pm. While returning home through the badly lit stretch near Mumbai University post office, he hit a pothole and lost his balance. Before he could steady himself, a BEST bus hit him from behind. Tiwari was taken to VN Desai hospital. He had already lost a lot of blood already. His family requested that he be given an oxygen cylinder and also asked for an ambulance to take him to Lilavati for further treatment. VN Desai hospital, a BMC hospital, didn't have an oxygen cylinder to spare. The family had to wait for an ambulance for more than half an hour. When he was eventually taken to Lilavati, they could not save him as he had lost most of the blood in his body. The entire stretch of road near Mumbai University from Vakola upto Kurla sees several accidents every week due to potholes. The maintenance of the stretch suffers while BMC and MMRDA continue to spar over whose jurisdiction it is. Meanwhile people keep dying. After Arun's death, it was left to locals to put gunny bags over the pothole as a temporary measures, none of the authorities were around. Arun Tiwari was a victim of systemic apathy. Potholes, a road without proper lighting, a BMC hospital that did not have an ambulance or oxygen cylinder on standby - at every step, Arun Tiwari was left to fend for himself with his dying breath. Arun Tiwari, Ramdhan Yadav, Soham Khatre...to this government they are mere statistics. I demand that the urban development minister Eknath Shinde - एकनाथ शिंदे step in and immediately fix this issue of handover of road maintenance between माझी Mumbai, आपली BMC and MMRDA so that the maintenance of SCLR, CST Road, Hans Bhugra road and other roads in the Kalina Vakola stretch is done regularly. The area should be lit up well. Arun Tiwari's family must get justice. #Pothole #Accident #Mumbai

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I live and work in Pune. I had an unfortunate incident where I was attacked by a few goons on my way home from the office. I was returning from the office in, Kharadi, Pune around 8:30 PM on Wednesday 11th December, 2024. I took a turn on Kharadi-Hadapsar bypass on Accolade society road. As the road was wet and it was not a rainy day I thought of it due to some water tankers which must have passed. But as I reached closer there was a pothole. The car was already slow as it was a narrow alley with bad roads. I further slowed down as evident from dashcam footage. I also tried to keep the wheels of the car to the left of the pothole but it was not possible due to the scooty standing ahead. And the pothole was a little deep and tires rolling over the deep pothole caused a little splash, which was not intentional. After that, these goons chased the car and stopped it a little ahead. You can hear from their language what kind of hooligans they were. I tried to stay calm and tried to explain that it was not intentional but they were not ready to listen to any reasoning. Probably their plan was to take my car to the side and extort money but I refused to take it to the side. Then one of the boys kicked at my car causing a dent and then ran away. I reported this to the police and registered a FIR and gave them the two wheeler number MH12 GP 6147 immediately, but I don't think the police will take any action. The two wheeler's insurance has expired since 2012. They refused to issue any challan also. This kind of incident is common in Pune, Kharadi area and has happened with my colleagues also. Sadly due to police inaction these guys have become more fearless. @punepolicecity महाराष्ट्र पोलीस - Maharashtra Police #pune

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