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Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu reports highest deaths caused by traffic accidents
 

NCRB report: Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu reports highest deaths caused by traffic accidents

The number of traffic accidents in the country increased from 3,68,828 in 2020 to 4,22,659 in 2021, the report added. 

The number of traffic accidents in the country increased from 3,68,828 in 2020 to 4,22,659 in 2021, the report added.&nbsp;
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As many as 1.73 lakh people lost their lives in around 4.22 lakh traffic accidents in the country in 2021 with Uttar Pradesh reporting the highest number of deaths in such mishaps at 24,711 deaths followed by Tamil Nadu which recorded 16,685 deaths, according to the latest report by National Crime Report Bureau(NCRB).
The number of traffic accidents in the country increased from 3,68,828 in 2020 to 4,22,659 in 2021, the report added.&nbsp;
4,03,116 people died in road accidents, followed by 17,993 <a href="https://www.editorji.com/crime-news/railway-job-aspirant-removes-his-thumb-skin-puts-it-on-friend-s-hand-to-appear-for-exam-1661418393601">railway</a> accidents and 1,550 railway crossing accidents. They caused 1,55,622, 16,431 and 1,807 deaths respectively during 2021.
After UP and <a href="https://www.editorji.com/partner/news-minute/tamil-nadu-and-kerala-join-hands-to-treat-injured-elephant-1660729932032">Tamil Nadu</a>, Madhya Pradesh, <a href="https://www.editorji.com/crime-news/video-maharashtra-gangster-cuts-birthday-cake-in-police-van-1661146204810">Maharashtra</a> and Kerala reported the most number of accident deaths.&nbsp;
These three states accounted for 14.2 per cent, 9.6 percent and 9.5 percent of total deaths in traffic accidents respectively and collectively accounted for 33.3 per cent (57,842 out of 1,73,860) of total fatalities reported at all India level during 2021.
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The percentage share of traffic accidental deaths in total deaths due to 'Other Causes' has decreased from 45.1 per cent in 2017 to 44.5 per cent in 2021.
The fatalities in road accidents have increased by 16.8 percent - from 1,33,201 in 2020 to 1,55,622 in 2021.
The NCRB report also said that the rate of deaths per thousand vehicles in 2021 increased from 0.45 in 2020 to 0.53 in 2021.
With agency inputs

An incident was reported on Sunday, where two-cable cars in a ropeway clashed with each other, leading to two people being killed and many injured. The incident took place at Trikatu hills close to Baba Baidyanath Temple in Jharkhand's Deoghar district.
As the particular incident reported is not the first incident. Several such incidents have been reported earlier as well. The major and the first tragedic ropeway accident happened in Jan 2003 in Gujarat where seven people lost their lives and 20 got injured after the three cable cars crashed down. In the same year, another accident took place at West Bengal's Darjeeling where four tourists were killed, when two cable cars fell from the ropeway into a ravine. When such kinds of accidents are reported, people around the world are afraid to travel via cable cars. Similarly, in July 2016 a 26-year old fell from a cable car into the Mandakini river and lost his life, later in the same year in September, a 7-year old girl fell from a trolley and died.Again in 2017, another major incident was reported in Gulmarg, where a tree fell on a cable car and took the lives of seven people. 

Jharkhand Deoghar Ropeway accident: Major 'ropeways accidents' reported all over India since 2003

The first major accident happened in Jan 2003 in Gujarat where seven people lost their lives and 20 were injured after the three cable cars came crashing down

Major ropeways accidents all over India since 2003

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In Jan 2003, 7 died, 20 injured in ropeway&nbsp;accident in Gujarat
The same year another incident&nbsp;claimed 4 lives in West Bengal
In 2016, two people died in separate ropeway&nbsp;accidents
7 people lost their lives in Gulmarg in 2017
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The first major&nbsp;accident happened in Jan 2003 in Gujarat where seven people lost their lives and 20 were injured after the three cable cars came crashing down.

An incident was reported on Sunday, where two-cable cars on a ropeway collided, leading to two people being killed and many being injured. The incident took place at Trikut&nbsp;hills close to Baba Baidyanath Temple in Jharkhand's Deoghar district.
The incident reported is not the first of its kind. The first major&nbsp;ropeway&nbsp;accident&nbsp;happened in Jan 2003 in Gujarat where seven people lost their lives and 20 were injured after the three cable cars crashed down. In the same year, another accident took place at West Bengal's Darjeeling where four tourists were killed, when two cable cars fell from the ropeway into a ravine.
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Similarly, in July 2016 a 26-year-old fell from a cable car into the Mandakini river and lost his life. In September the same year, a 3-year old girl fell from a trolley and died.
In 2017, another major incident was reported in Gulmarg, where a tree fell on a cable car and took the lives of seven people.&nbsp;

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