Elphinstone Bridge In Mumbai
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Woman Hurt As Tile Of Elphinstone Road Foot Overbridge Falls On Her Head
- Saturday October 14, 2017
- Mumbai News | Edited by Anuj Pant
A woman passenger was injured at suburban Elphinstone Road railway station today when part of a tile of a Foot Overbridge (FoB) fell on her on head while she was entering the premises, an official said.
-
www.ndtv.com
-
Rain To Blame For Mumbai Stampede That Killed 23, Says Railways
- Thursday October 12, 2017
- Mumbai News | Written by Anant R Zanane
The stampede at a Mumbai railway bridge that left 23 dead last month has been blamed on rain and rumours by a safety committee of the railway ministry, which does not refer to any official negligence.
-
www.ndtv.com
-
'Phool' And 'Pul' (Bridge) Mix-Up Triggered Mumbai Stampede, Says Survivor
- Wednesday October 4, 2017
- Mumbai News | NDTV News Desk
The deadly stampede that killed 23 people and left over 30 injured in Mumbai on Friday may have been triggered by the most unfortunate of mix-ups. A flower vendor's cry of "phool gir gaya (flowers have fallen)" being mistaken as "pul gir gaya (the bridge has fallen)" might have caused the panic on a bridge linking two suburban train stations, a sur...
-
www.ndtv.com
-
Woman Hurt As Tile Of Elphinstone Road Foot Overbridge Falls On Her Head
- Saturday October 14, 2017
- Mumbai News | Edited by Anuj Pant
A woman passenger was injured at suburban Elphinstone Road railway station today when part of a tile of a Foot Overbridge (FoB) fell on her on head while she was entering the premises, an official said.
-
www.ndtv.com
-
Rain To Blame For Mumbai Stampede That Killed 23, Says Railways
- Thursday October 12, 2017
- Mumbai News | Written by Anant R Zanane
The stampede at a Mumbai railway bridge that left 23 dead last month has been blamed on rain and rumours by a safety committee of the railway ministry, which does not refer to any official negligence.
-
www.ndtv.com
-
'Phool' And 'Pul' (Bridge) Mix-Up Triggered Mumbai Stampede, Says Survivor
- Wednesday October 4, 2017
- Mumbai News | NDTV News Desk
The deadly stampede that killed 23 people and left over 30 injured in Mumbai on Friday may have been triggered by the most unfortunate of mix-ups. A flower vendor's cry of "phool gir gaya (flowers have fallen)" being mistaken as "pul gir gaya (the bridge has fallen)" might have caused the panic on a bridge linking two suburban train stations, a sur...
-
www.ndtv.com