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- A manager at Mega Pipes Pvt Ltd died when an unknown vehicle struck his car near Khalapur early Wednesday.
- Three of his colleagues survived the collision without injury.
- Police are currently reviewing CCTV footage from nearby toll plazas to identify the responsible vehicle.
- This incident highlights the ongoing safety challenges for commuters on major highway thoroughfares.
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- Identification of the suspect vehicle via toll plaza CCTV footage
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Kiran Shelke
police constable
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“The victims were unable to tell which vehicle crashed into their car. From the impact of the crash, it appears like it was a goods vehicle. We have sought CCTV footage of the toll plazas ahead on Mumbai-Pune Expressway to zero in on the suspect vehicle.”
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…around 2am. The impact of the crash was so severe that Parmar, the car owner who was seated on the rear seat’s left side, got crushed in the mangled vehicle. Bhagat was driving the car, said police. Shelke said, “ The victims were unable to tell which vehicle crashed into their car. From the impact of the crash, it appears like it was a goods vehicle. We have sought CCTV footage of the toll plazas ahead on Mumbai-Pune Expressway to zero in on the suspect vehicle. ”…
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Named India · Bharatbhai Parmar · Kartikeya Khalasi · Mega Pipes Pvt Ltd · Mumbai-Pune Expressway · Neelmani Mukherjee · Raigad · Shardanand Bhagat · Khalapur Police · Kiran Shelke
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