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Sharp rise in heavy vehicle accidents

Hindustan Times Pune

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June 15, 2025

Fatal mishaps

- Nadeem Inamdar

PUNE: Heavy vehicle traffic has once again become a serious concern in the city, with the traffic department reporting twelve fatalities in the past fifteen days due to accidents involving heavy vehicles.

The issue has gained renewed urgency in the wake of the recent Gangadham accident, which highlighted the risks posed by the unchecked movement of heavy vehicles in the area.

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