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Pune: Major Tragedy Averted As PMPML Bus Rams Into 4–5 Vehicles At Katraj Chowk |VIDEO

Pune: A major accident was narrowly avoided at Katraj Chowk after a PMPML bus allegedly suffered brake failure and rammed into four to five vehicles on the road on Thursday. A few people sustained minor injuries in the collision, while several vehicles were damaged. According to preliminary information, the bus driver reportedly lost control after the brakes failed. The bus then collided with…

Pune: Major Tragedy Averted As PMPML Bus Rams Into 4–5 Vehicles At Katraj Chowk |VIDEO

Pune experienced a close call on Thursday when a PMPML bus reportedly lost control due to brake failure and struck four to five other vehicles at Katraj Chowk. The driver suffered loss of control after the brakes malfunctioned, leading to the collision. Several vehicles were damaged, and minor injuries were reported among some individuals.

Traffic police swiftly responded to the scene after receiving reports of the accident. Vehicles were cleared, and traffic resumed its normal flow. The incident could have resulted in a major tragedy given the heavy flow of vehicles and pedestrians at Katraj Chowk. This accident has once again brought attention to the importance of maintaining and regularly inspecting government-operated vehicles, especially considering the risks they pose to passengers and other road users.

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