Maharashtra Man Stops Auto Carrying 17 Schoolchildren, Asks Driver to Explain
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Maharashtra man stops auto carrying 17 schoolchildren, asks driver to explain
A man in Maharashtra's Bhiwandi stopped an auto-rickshaw carrying 17 schoolchildren and questioned the driver. The viral video prompted traffic police action and renewed safety concerns over overcrowded school transport.
17 School Children Stuck in Three-Seater Auto, Children Found Sitting in Diggi Too, Video Goes Viral
A video of school children being trapped in an auto rickshaw in Bhiwandi has gone viral. In Roshan Bagh area, 17 children were seen sitting in an auto with a capacity of three riders. Some children were sitting next to the driver, 6 to 7 in the back seat and 2 to 3 children were sitting in the luggage storage area. Traffic police have taken action against the driver.
Man Stops Overloaded Auto-Rickshaw Carrying 17 Children in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra
A man intervened in Bhiwandi, Maharashtra, after spotting an auto-rickshaw transporting 17 schoolchildren, a situation he believed posed serious safety risks. This incident was captured on video and has since garnered widespread attention on social media platforms. The footage depicted numerous children squeezed around the driver, with several more occupying the rear and cargo area […]
A video of 17 schoolchildren crammed into an autorickshaw in Bhiwandi has gone viral on social media. Following the incident in the Roshan Bagh area, traffic police took action against the auto driver.
A picture of a child playing with his life has emerged... The incident of 17 school children being crushed in a single auto-rickshaw has created a stir everywhere. This could lead to a major accident... Find out what exactly happened.
Bhiwandi: 17 Schoolchildren Found Travelling In Three-Seater Auto-Rickshaw, Driver Faces Action
A video showing 17 schoolchildren travelling in a three-seater auto-rickshaw in Bhiwandi has raised concerns over school transport safety. Children were allegedly seated around the driver and in the luggage area. Traffic police said action was taken against the driver and urged parents to check how children are seated while travelling.
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