328 dead so far in rampant traffic accidents
- So far in 2025, traffic accidents have resulted in 328 fatalities, comprising 251 men, 34 women, 34 boys, and 9 girls from different areas.
- A significant portion of the fatalities—103 deaths within a span of 129 days—are attributed to accidents involving heavy vehicles, prompting increased concern about the enforcement of traffic safety regulations.
- A tragic road accident near Saragaon in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, involving a truck and a trailer, claimed the lives of 13 individuals—all women and children—and left 11 others injured. The victims were part of a family traveling to a function.
- Raipur district collector Gaurav Singh confirmed that police have filed a case and the investigation is ongoing, while the victims sustained in the accident were admitted to Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar Hospital.
- Despite some claims of reduced fatal accidents, the mounting deaths highlight ongoing challenges in implementing effective traffic laws and commercial vehicle safety standards.
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328 dead so far in rampant traffic accidents
Despite numerous meetings by traffic police officials to discuss accident prevention measures and ensure the implementation of traffic laws, the death toll from heavy vehicle accidents continues to mount unabated. Though police authorities maintain that fatal accidents have shown some decrease, according to Chippa Foundation statistics, 328 people have died in traffic accidents thus far in the year. The fatalities include 251 adult males, 34 adu…

Chhattisgarh: 13 dead, several injured in tragic road crash near Raipur
New Delhi: In a devastating road accident near Raipur, Chhattisgarh, 13 people, including women and children, lost their lives when their Swaraj Mazda vehicle collided with a trailer truck on the Raipur-Balodabazar highway. The victims were returning from a family ceremony when the tragedy struck near the village of Bangoli, under the Kharora police station. According to authorities, the accident occurred around 11:00–11:30 p.m. on Sunday. Also …
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