Two Women Killed In Separate Chembur And Matunga Road Accidents, Police Book Three Drivers
Mumbai: Two women, aged 25 and 46, who were travelling as pillion riders on motorcycles, were killed in two separate road accidents in Chembur and Matunga on August 28. In the Chembur incident, the death of a 25-year-old woman on the occasion of Bhaubeej has left her family mourning. The Chembur and Matunga police have registered separate cases against three vehicle drivers and are conducting…
Two women were killed in separate road accidents in Mumbai on August 28. In Chembur, a 25-year-old woman named Dhanashree Dongre was killed when a heavy vehicle struck the motorcycle she was riding with her 20-year-old brother Manas Dongre. The accident occurred near Muktanand High School, and the driver of the heavy vehicle has been booked by the Chembur police.
In Matunga, a 46-year-old woman named Maina Bibi died after a collision with a water tanker. Maina was travelling as a pillion rider on a motorcycle, and the driver of the tanker has been booked by the Matunga police.
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