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Thane News: MSRTC Bus In Route Gets Into Accident Near Viviana Mall, Driver & Conductor Severely Injured

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A bus belonging to the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) collided with a container in Thane city, Maharashtra, resulting in injuries to the conductor and a female passenger. The incident occurred on Saturday morning along the Mumbai-Nashik highway, opposite a mall. The bus was en route to Borivali in Mumbai when the accident took place.

Authorities report that both the conductor and the passenger have been admitted to Kalwa Civil Hospital, where they are receiving treatment for leg fractures. Investigations are underway, as the container driver fled the scene following the collision.

Accident Details

The MSRTC bus collided with a container at approximately 6 am, causing severe damage to the front portion of the vehicle. Among the nine passengers onboard, including four women, the conductor and a 41-year-old female passenger sustained leg fractures. Prompt action was taken, and they were immediately taken to Kalwa Civil Hospital for medical attention. The incident caused disruption to traffic on the Mumbai-Nashik highway for a considerable period.

Response and Investigation

Authorities from the Thane Municipal Corporation’s Disaster Management Cell, as well as MSRTC officials and staff, promptly arrived at the accident site to assess the situation. The Thane divisional controller for MSRTC, Vilas Rathod, confirmed their presence at the scene. Meanwhile, the Kapurbawdi police have initiated an investigation into the case to determine the circumstances leading to the collision.

Video Footage

A video capturing the aftermath of the accident has circulated on social media platforms, revealing the extensive damage sustained by the front section of the bus. The video serves as a testament to the severity of the collision and highlights the need for through investigation into the matter.

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Mumbai Cleanup Marshal and Swachh Mumbai campaign ended, fine collection from citizens also stopped, BMC helpline number released

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Mumbai: Mumbai BMC has abolished the clean-up marshal policy, after which now the clean-up marshal has disappeared from the streets of the city. The Municipal Corporation has completely banned the clean-up marshal and the Swachh Mumbai Mission has been stopped. This means that now no clean-up marshal will be able to force citizens to pay fines or take any other punitive action. After complaints against clean-up marshals, Mumbai BMC has decided to stop and suspend the service of clean-up marshals from today.

The Solid Waste Management Department of Mumbai Municipal Corporation, under the Department of Garbage and Sanitation, oversees public cleanliness in Mumbai and the ‘Swachh Mumbai Mission’ has been closed from April 4, 2025. However, the Municipal Corporation administration has appealed to the citizens that if any fine has been imposed on them despite this, then they can complain about it. Complaints regarding cleanup marshals can be made to the divisional control room of the Mumbai Municipal Corporation at 022-23855128 and 022-23877691 (extension number 549/500).

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New India Cooperative Bank embezzlement accused’s properties attached

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Mumbai: Mumbai Economic Branch (EOW) has also started property seizure proceedings in the case of embezzlement of crores of rupees from New India Cooperative Bank. EOW said that after identifying the properties obtained from the embezzled amount, it has been attached and seized. 5 accused have been arrested in this case and 21 immovable properties of these accused have been found, which have been allowed to be confiscated.

This is the first action under 107 BNSS in Mumbai city in which the property of the accused has been seized. Mumbai AOW said that the amount recovered from the seized properties will also be estimated. After the bank scam in Mumbai, EOW has taken major action and details of other properties of the accused are also being investigated.

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Mumbai Five members of Lawrence Bishnoi gang arrested, Mumbai Crime Branch gives a shock to Bishnoi gang

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Mumbai: Mumbai Crime Branch has claimed to have arrested five shooters of gangster Lawrence Bishnoi gang in a major operation. 5 revolvers and 21 live cartridges have been recovered from the possession of these shooters. Mumbai Police is also interrogating these shooters. Police arrested the attackers before they could execute the incident and averted the incident. Mumbai Crime Branch has arrested these five from Andheri area. They had come here with the intention of carrying out a major vandalism incident, but the police foiled the incident before that.

The arrested accused include Vikas Thakur, Samit Dilawar, Devendra Rupesh Saxena, Shreya Suresh Yadav, Vivek Gupta. Vikas Thakur is a resident of Versova Andheri, Samit Mukesh Kumar Dilawar is a resident of Sonipat, Haryana, Devendra Rupesh Saxena is a resident of Madhya Pradesh, Shreya Suresh Yadav is a resident of Jagdishpur, Bihar and Vivek Kumar Gupta is a resident of Rampur, Rajasthan.

Weapons have been recovered from their possession and the Crime Branch has registered a case against them under Section 3 and 25 of the BNS, Section 55 and 61 (2) and Maharashtra Police Act. The Crime Branch is investigating where the accused brought the weapons from.

After the shooting of Salman Khan, Lawrence Bishnoi gang is trying to become active in Mumbai, but due to the strict action of Mumbai Crime Branch, the back of the gang has been broken and now the Crime Branch has given a big blow to the Lawrence Bishnoi gang and arrested five of its members. The Crime Branch is further investigating the matter.

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