Jharkhand Man Dies After Falling While Boarding Moving Train at Secunderabad Railway Station
A 40-year-old man from Jharkhand, Pavan Kumar, tragically died after slipping between the train and platform while attempting to board the moving Danapur Express at Secunderabad Railway Station on May 2. Despite immediate rescue efforts by the RPF and being rushed to Gandhi Hospital, he was declared dead on arrival. Authorities are investigating the incident and urge passengers to follow safety protocols.
Goa Govt Cancels All Events for Three Days After Temple Stampede Claims Six Lives
A tragic stampede during the Shree Devi Lairai Zatra festival in Goa's Shirgao village claimed six lives and injured over 70 people. In response, the state government has cancelled all official events and public celebrations for the next three days as a mark of respect for the victims.
6 Sanitation Workers Killed, 5 Injured as Speeding Van Ploughs into Crew on Delhi-Mumbai Expressway
In a tragic mishap on the Delhi-Mumbai Expressway, six sanitation workers were killed and five others critically injured after a speeding van lost control and rammed into them during routine maintenance near Nuh district, Haryana. The driver fled the scene, prompting an ongoing police investigation into the incident and raising serious concerns about worker safety protocols on high-speed corridors.
Delhi Building Collapse in Mustafabad Claims 11 Lives, Including Landlord and 4 Children
A tragic building collapse in Delhi’s Mustafabad area early Saturday morning has claimed 11 lives, including the building's 60-year-old landlord and four children. Eight of the deceased belonged to the same family. Rescue operations by NDRF, fire services, and police continued for over 12 hours, with 22 people trapped under the debris. Authorities have launched an investigation into the cause of the collapse.
SC Criticizes Centre Over Lives Lost in Road Accidents and Lack of Golden Hour Care
The Supreme Court has criticized the Centre for failing to implement a cashless medical treatment scheme for road accident victims, particularly during the crucial "golden hour"—the first 60 minutes after an accident. Despite setting a March 14 deadline, the government missed the target, leading the court to summon senior officials for an explanation. Justice Oka emphasized that the government's inaction has led to unnecessary loss of life, warning of contempt charges if no progress is made. The court's order follows concerns over delays in medical assistance due to high treatment costs and lack of support for victims, with nearly 178,000 road accident-related deaths annually in India.
