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Caught On Camera: Thane Advocate Dies After Reportedly Suffering Sudden Cardiac Arrest While Riding Two-Wheeler

Thane: A viral video circulating on the internet shows a man collapsing while riding a two-wheeler after reportedly suffering a sudden cardiac arrest. The incident was captured on a CCTV camera. According to reports, the incident occurred on Friday. The man was identified as Advocate Nitin Shripat Tambe, district president of the Thane District Bahujan Vidyarthi Sanghatana. The reports further…

Caught On Camera: Thane Advocate Dies After Reportedly Suffering Sudden Cardiac Arrest While Riding Two-Wheeler

Thane's district president of the Bahujan Vidyarthi Sanghatana, Advocate Nitin Shripat Tambe, succumbed to a sudden cardiac arrest while riding his two-wheeler on Friday morning. The incident was captured on CCTV footage which shows Tambe losing control of his vehicle and collapsing onto the road. Locals rushed to his aid upon witnessing the collapse.

Despite his condition, Tambe was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was declared dead by doctors. He was 42 years old and reportedly the eldest son of municipal worker leader Shripat Tambe. The cause of his sudden cardiac arrest remains unexplained pending further investigation. In a separate incident from Maharashtra's Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, a woman passenger suffered a heart attack at a bus stand.

A bus conductor named Sangita Palwe performed CPR on the woman, who had collapsed while sitting on a bench looking at her phone. Despite an ambulance arriving via the 108 emergency service, it did not arrive in time. Palwe, along with police and local residents, managed to transport the woman to a hospital where she was admitted for treatment.

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