Two Killed In Separate Road Accidents In Vikhroli And Kurla; Motorcyclist Crashes Into Parked Dumper
Mumbai: Two separate road accidents in Mumbai claimed two lives within hours of each other, raising concerns over road safety and negligent driving. In Vikhroli West, a 23-year-old motorcyclist was killed and his friend seriously injured after their two-wheeler crashed into a dumper allegedly parked in a hazardous position without adequate warning signals or barricades. Elderly Man Killed In…
Two fatal accidents struck Mumbai in quick succession early October, prompting calls for improved road safety measures. In Vikhroli West, a 23-year-old motorcyclist lost his life and his 24-year-old friend sustained serious injuries when their motorcycle collided with a dumper allegedly parked in an unsafe location with insufficient warning signals or barriers.
The incident occurred near Gate No. 2 of Lodha Building on LBS Road around 1 am on October 24. The Parksite police registered a case and launched an investigation to determine the precise circumstances surrounding the crash.
Separately, in Kurla East, an 84-year-old man named Vasant Mahadev Tambe passed away after being struck by an Ertiga car near Subhash Shah Chowk, also around 12.30 am on October 23. The Nehru Nagar police registered a case and are currently investigating the incident, which occurred as the elderly man was resting near a road divider.
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