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Congress criticized BJP post-bridge collapse in Gujarat, claiming indifference and governance failures, with 13 casualties highlighting the tragic event.

Congress Slams BJP After Gujarat Bridge Collapse Tragedy

After a deadly bridge collapse in Gujarat, Congress accused BJP of neglecting governance for speeches. 13 died, marking another infrastructure tragedy.

Vadodara bridge collapse triggers Congress BJP clash

Congress blamed the BJP for indifference after 13 died in a Gujarat bridge collapse. Warnings were ignored, marking the seventh collapse since 2021.

The Congress launched a strong critique against the BJP on Thursday following a tragic bridge collapse in Gujarat, accusing the ruling party's leadership and government of being indifferent as they focus on delivering speeches and issuing advertisements under the guise of governance.
The opposition party alleged widespread incompetence and corruption under the BJP's rule, predicting that the public would eventually respond to these issues appropriately.
Officials reported that 13 individuals lost their lives when several vehicles plunged into the Mahisagar river after a portion of a 40-year-old bridge collapsed in Vadodara district on Wednesday morning.
Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge expressed his condolences in a post in Hindi, stating, "Accidents have become a common occurrence in the country. We see a train accident one day, a newly inaugurated bridge developing cracks another day. While the nation is yet to recover from a plane crash, news of a bridge collapse in Gujarat emerges," he said.
He added, "Our deepest condolences go out to the families of the victims."
Kharge highlighted that media reports had indicated three years prior that the bridge was in a "dangerous" state due to "vibrations," yet nothing was done. He noted that this is the seventh bridge collapse in Gujarat since 2021.
"The BJP leadership and government have crossed all bounds of indifference, focusing solely on speeches and advertisements under the name of 'governance' across the country," Kharge criticized.
"This is the result of a leadership crisis, rampant corruption, an inability to govern effectively, and sheer incompetence," he claimed.
Kharge expressed hope that the public is observing these events and will provide a suitable response in due time.
The death toll from the collapse of the bridge over a river in Vadodara district, Gujarat, rose to 13 after the recovery of two more bodies on Thursday, officials said.
The disaster occurred when a slab of the Gambhira-Mujpur bridge, which links central Gujarat to the Saurashtra region, collapsed around 7 am on Wednesday, causing vehicles to fall into the river.
Out of the nine individuals rescued, five sustained injuries and are receiving treatment at SSG Hospital in Vadodara. Fortunately, none of the injured are in critical condition. 
 (Only the headline of this report may have been reworked by Editorji; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)
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All the 22 crew members of the cargo ship that struck a major bridge in United States' Baltimore early on March 26 are Indian.

Baltimore bridge collapse: crew of ship that collided was all-Indian

All the 22 crew members of the cargo ship that struck a major bridge in United States' Baltimore early on March 26 are Indian.

The entire 22-member crew of the cargo ship that struck a major bridge in Baltimore early Tuesday, causing it to snap and plunge into the river below are Indians, the company said.
The Singapore-flagged container ship "Dali" collided with one of the pillars of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore at approximately 1:30 am local time.
According to the vessel information provided by the Synergy Marine Group, the crew was &ldquo;All Indian, 22 in total&rdquo;.
The "Dali" has a capacity of 10,000 TEU and onboard Units: of 4,679 TEU.
Grace Ocean Private Ltd owns the vessel and the ship&rsquo;s movement was outbound from Baltimore to Colombo.
Owners and managers of the Singapore-flagged container ship &ldquo;DALI&rdquo; report that the vessel collided with one of the pillars of the Francis Scott Key Bridge, Baltimore, whilst under pilotage with two pilots onboard, at approximately 01:30 local time on March 26, ship management company Synergy Marine Group said in a statement.
It said: &ldquo;All crew members, including the two pilots, have been accounted for and there are no reports of any injuries. There has also been no pollution." Whilst the exact cause of the incident is yet to be determined, the "DALI" has now mobilised its Qualified Individual Incident Response service.
The US Coast Guard and local officials have been notified, and the owners and managers are fully cooperating with Federal and State government agencies under an approved plan.
&ldquo;We are horrified by what has happened in Baltimore, and our thoughts are with all of those affected," Maersk said in a statement.
"We can confirm that the container vessel 'DALI', operated by charter vessel company Synergy Group, is time chartered by Maersk and is carrying Maersk customers&rsquo; cargo. No Maersk crew and personnel were onboard the vessel," the statement said.
"We are closely following the investigations conducted by authorities and Synergy, and we will do our utmost to keep our customers informed," it said.
It was unclear what caused the cargo ship to crash into the bridge in the major American city just outside of Washington.
It was also not clear how many people might be in the water.

The operators of the cargo ship that slammed into a bridge in United States' Baltimore had issued a mayday signal moments before the collision.

Baltimore bridge collapse: ship lost power, crew sent mayday signal before collision

The operators of the cargo ship that slammed into a bridge in United States' Baltimore had issued a mayday signal moments before the collision.

A container ship lost power and rammed into a major bridge in Baltimore early Tuesday, causing the span to buckle into the river below and plunging a construction crew and several vehicles into the dangerously cold waters. Rescuers pulled out two people, but six others were missing.
The ship&rsquo;s crew issued a mayday call moments before the crash took down the Francis Scott Key Bridge, enabling authorities to limit vehicle traffic on the span, Maryland&rsquo;s governor Wes Moore said.
The ship struck one of the bridge&rsquo;s supports, causing the structure to collapse like a toy. It tumbled into the water in a matter of seconds &mdash; a shocking spectacle that was captured on video and posted on social media. The vessel caught fire, and thick, black smoke billowed out of it.
The crash happened long before the busy morning commute on the bridge that stretches 1.6 miles (2.6 km).
The six people still unaccounted for were part of a construction crew filling potholes on the bridge, said Paul Wiedefeld, the state's transportation secretary said. One of those rescued was taken to a hospital, he said.
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Reportedly, a portion of the same bridge collapsed in April 2022 as well. 

Under-construction bridge over Ganga collapses again in Bihar's Bhagalpur | Watch

An under-construction bridge over river Ganga collapsed in Bihar's Bhagalpur on Sunday. 

Reportedly, a portion of the same bridge collapsed in April 2022 as well.&nbsp;

An under-construction bridge over river Ganga collapsed in Bihar's Bhagalpur on Sunday. No deaths have been reported so far. According to reports, at least a 3 feet portion of the bridge collapsed.&nbsp;
Reportedly, a portion of the same bridge collapsed in 2022 as well.&nbsp; The structure connecting Sultanganj and Khagaria districts of Bihar was being constructed at a cost of Rs 1,717 crore

According to locals the bride was to be inaugurated soon but it collapsed before that

Begusarai: Portion of a bridge collapses before inauguration

Begusarai: Portion of a five-year-old bridge collapses before inauguration

According to locals the bride was to be inaugurated soon but it collapsed before that

A portion of a bridge that was built across Burhi Gandak river in Bihar&rsquo;s Begusarai district collapsed and fell into the river on December 18.&nbsp;
The bridge had reportedly developed cracks a few days ago.&nbsp;
However, no one was injured in the incident.
The bridge which was built at a cost of Rs 14 crores, was not formally inaugurated though the traffic was operational on it.

Local MLA and state minister Brijesh Merja told PTI that several people fell in to the river there are reports that several people have suffered injuries. 

Gujarat cable bridge collapses, several feared injured

Local MLA and state minister Brijesh Merja told PTI that several people fell in to the river there are reports that several people have suffered injuries.&nbsp;

A nearly century-old suspension bridge on Machchhu river in Gujarat's Morbi city collapsed on Sunday evening due to which several people standing on it fell into the river, officials said.
The bridge, which was recently reopened for public after renovation, collapsed as it could not bear the weight of the people standing on it, they said.
"Due to the bridge collapse, several people fell into the river. A rescue operation is underway. There are reports that several people have suffered injuries. They are being rushed to hospitals," local MLA and state minister Brijesh Merja said.
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According to eyewitnesses, there were several women and children on the hanging bridge when it snapped.

A newly built bridge in Congo collapsed as officials gathered to inaugurate it, according to local Khaama Press news agency.
Video of the accident are viral on social media with many people sharing their views on the construction quality.
The small bridge was built to help locals cross a river during the rainy season. The temporary structure that was there before the bridge used to break frequently, the news agency said in its report.
As soon as one of the delegates - a woman - took out scissors to cut the ribbon, the bridge succumbed to the pressure of the officials.
The video shows the female official seeking help and ready to jump to safety.
The security personnel immediately rush to the spot and drag the woman from the falling bridge.
The rest of the members of the official delegation were left hanging but fortunately, did not fall to the ground. Others can be immediately seen rushing to help the stranded officials.
The incident took place last week, according to iHarare. The bridge collapsed and broke into two.
"It's like the ribbon was the one holding the bridge together," a Twitter user wrote.

Viral video: Congo bridge collapses as soon as it is inaugurated

The security personnel immediately rush to the spot and drag the woman from the falling bridge.

A newly built bridge in Congo collapsed as officials gathered to inaugurate it, according to local Khaama Press news agency.
Video of the accident are viral on social media with many people sharing their views on the construction quality.
The small bridge was built to help locals cross a river during the rainy season. The temporary structure that was there before the bridge used to break frequently, the news agency said in its report.
As soon as one of the delegates - a woman - took out scissors to cut the ribbon, the bridge succumbed to the pressure of the officials.
The video shows the female official seeking help and ready to jump to safety.
The security personnel immediately rush to the spot and drag the woman from the falling bridge.
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The rest of the members of the official delegation were left hanging but fortunately, did not fall to the ground. Others can be immediately seen rushing to help the stranded officials.
The incident took place last week, according to iHarare. The bridge collapsed and broke into two.
"It's like the ribbon was the one holding the bridge together," a Twitter user wrote.

Just three days after its inauguration, Karnataka's first floating bridge was reportedly damaged by powerful waves.
The bridge had been inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach as a tourist attraction. It allowed visitors to feel sea waves beneath their feet.
The bridge had been inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. Huge crowds had been seen at the beach on the first day, with people clamouring for the new experience.
However, just three days later, a starkly difference scene prevailed at the Malpe beach. Some pieces of the bridge were seen on the beach, while others floated in the sea.
However, the leaseholder reportedly claimed that the bridge had been "disconnected" to prevent damage. Sudesh Shetty, the leaseholder, told The Indian Express that the locks of the bridge had been disconnected amid strong winds and waves.
Congress, which is in Opposition in Karnataka, used the opportunity to allege corruption by the BJP government. The floating bridge was made at a cost of Rs 80 lakhs by 3 local entrepreneurs.

Floating bridge 'damaged' by strong waves 3 days after inauguration at Karnataka beach, say reports

The floating bridge at Karnataka's Malpe beach had been inaugurated on May 6, but was seen in an impaired state three days later.

Just three days after its inauguration, Karnataka's first floating bridge was reportedly damaged by powerful waves.
The bridge had been inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach as a tourist attraction. It allowed visitors to feel sea waves beneath their feet.
The bridge had been inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. Huge crowds had been seen at the beach on the first day, with people clamouring for the new experience.
However, just three days later, a starkly difference scene prevailed at the Malpe beach. Some pieces of the bridge were seen on the beach, while others floated in the sea.
However, the leaseholder reportedly claimed that the bridge had been "disconnected" to prevent damage. Sudesh Shetty, the leaseholder, told The Indian Express that the locks of the bridge had been disconnected amid strong winds and waves.
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Congress, which is in Opposition in Karnataka, used the opportunity to allege corruption by the BJP government. The floating bridge was made at a cost of Rs 80 lakhs by 3 local entrepreneurs.

Karnataka got its first floating bridge at the Malpe beach in Udupi on May 6. Floating bridges allow visitors to feel the movement of sea waves underneath their feet.
The bridge was inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. The objective behind the floating bridge is to attract tourists to Udupi.
The bridge is 100 m long and cost Rs 80 lakhs. It was built by 3 local entrepreneurs.
Visitors will have to pay Rs 100 each to walk on the bridge for 15 minutes. For safety, visitors will have to wear a life jacket, while 10 life guards and 30 life buoy rings will be present.

Want to walk on sea? First floating bridge in Karnataka inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach

Floating bridges allow visitors to feel the movement of sea waves underneath their feet. The Malpe beach bridge is 100 m long and cost ₹80 lakhs.

Karnataka got its first floating bridge at the Malpe beach in Udupi on May 6. Floating bridges allow visitors to feel the movement of sea waves underneath their feet.
The bridge was inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. The objective behind the floating bridge is to attract tourists to Udupi.
The bridge is 100 m long and cost Rs 80 lakhs. It was built by 3 local entrepreneurs.
Visitors will have to pay Rs 100 each to walk on the bridge for 15 minutes. For safety, visitors will have to wear a life jacket, while 10 life guards and 30 life buoy rings will be present.

In an unusual crime, a group of men allegedly stole a 60-foot-long steel bridge, weighing 500 tons.&nbsp;The crime reportedly occurred in Bihar's Sasaram.
The bridge was built over&nbsp;Arrah canal in Amiyawar village in Nasriganj police station area in 1972, as per a PTI report.
The thieves allegedly posed as Irrigation Department officials and brought gas-cutters and earthmovers to perpetrate their crime over 3 days.&nbsp;Police have filed a case and alerted scrap dealers in the area.
A resident told news agency PTI that the bridge had been declared dangerous some time ago, and a nearby concrete bridge was used by locals.
Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav took a jibe at the Bihar government, claiming that thieves were inspired by the JD(U)-BJP government which came to power by stealing the mandate.
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Stolen: 60-ft-long steel bridge weighing 500 tons in Bihar; thieves used gas-cutters, earthmovers

Filmy heist in Bihar as robbers steal entire steel bridge weighing 500 tons. Watch how they did it

Stolen: Entire steel bridge weighing 500 tons in Bihar; thieves used gas-cutters, earthmovers

THUMBNAIL FILMY HEIST: ENTIRE BRIDGE STOLEN
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 In an unusual crime, a group of men allegedly stole a 60-foot-long steel bridge, weighing 500 tons. The crime reportedly occurred in Bihar's Sasaram. The bridge was built over&nbsp;Arrah canal in Amiyawar village in Nasriganj police station area in 1972, as per a PTI report. The thieves allegedly posed as Irrigation Department officials and brought gas-cutters and earthmovers to perpetrate their crime over 3 days. Police have filed a case and alerted scrap dealers in the area. A resident told news agency PTI that the bridge had been declared dangerous some time ago, and a nearby concrete bridge was used by locals.
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Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav took a jibe at the Bihar government, claiming that thieves were inspired by the JD(U)-BJP government which came to power by stealing the mandate.
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 TRANSLATION - I went and asked people. They said that the thieves brought cutter machines, earthmovers. Thieves claimed to have come on behalf of the government department. They claimed that they were dismantling the bridge on the department's orders. They dismantled the bridge and took it. When we went there, we saw that this was the situation. I got an FIR filed yesterday.&nbsp;
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 CAPTIONS Steel bridge allegedly stolen in Bihar Bridge was 60 feet long, weighed 500 tons Unusual crime reported from Sasaram Thieves posed as govt officials: residents Opposition leader slammed Bihar govt
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In an unusual crime, a group of men allegedly stole a 60-foot-long steel bridge, weighing 500 tons.&nbsp;The crime reportedly occurred in Bihar's Sasaram.
The bridge was built over&nbsp;Arrah canal in Amiyawar village in Nasriganj police station area in 1972, as per a PTI report.
 The thieves allegedly posed as Irrigation Department officials and brought gas-cutters and earthmovers to perpetrate their crime over 3 days.&nbsp;Police have filed a case and alerted scrap dealers in the area.
 A resident told news agency PTI that the bridge had been declared dangerous some time ago, and a nearby concrete bridge was used by locals.
 Opposition leader Tejashwi Yadav took a jibe at the Bihar government, claiming that thieves were inspired by the JD(U)-BJP government which came to power by stealing the mandate.
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A 485-metre-long and 70-metre-high old Autobahn bridge was brought down near Wilnsdorf, in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, on Sunday.
It is the first time an Autobahn bridge this high has been demolished, according to the government infrastructure operator, Autobahn GmbH.
The 55-year-old structure near the Hessian state border collapsed as planned at 1100 local (1000 GMT) with the help of 120 kilogrammes of explosives, which had previously been placed in 1850 boreholes.
The bridge's 16 piers fell to the ground along with the road surface, according to the German news agency, dpa.

Watch: 70-metre high Germany bridge demolished with controlled blast

A 485-metre-long and 70-metre-high old Autobahn bridge was brought down in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia on Sunday.
The 55-year-old structure near the Hessian state border collapsed&nbsp;with the help of 120 kilogrammes of explosives, which had previously been placed in 1850 boreholes.
The bridge's 16 piers fell to the ground along with the road surface.&nbsp;It is the first time an Autobahn bridge this high has been demolished in Germany.

The 55-year-old structure near the Hessian state border collapsed&nbsp;with the help of 120 kilogrammes of explosives, which had previously been placed in 1850 boreholes.

A 485-metre-long and 70-metre-high old Autobahn bridge was brought down near Wilnsdorf, in the western German state of North Rhine-Westphalia, on Sunday.
It is the first time an Autobahn bridge this high has been demolished, according to the government infrastructure operator, Autobahn GmbH.
The 55-year-old structure near the Hessian state border collapsed as planned at 1100 local (1000 GMT) with the help of 120 kilogrammes of explosives, which had previously been placed in 1850 boreholes.
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The bridge's 16 piers fell to the ground along with the road surface, according to the German news agency, dpa.

Locals are forced to cough up Rs 10 every time they cross the bridge

10 yrs after foundation, this Assam village awaits concrete bridge.&nbsp;Locals are forced to cough up Rs 10 every time they cross the bridge

These pedestrian bridges across the world are pieces of art.
First up, Cau Vang- A golden bridge held up by two huge stone-coloured hands in the Ba Na hills in central Vietnam.
Next up is the Henderson waves in Singapore, It's a snake like structure that even glows at dawn. 
Lastly, the Fan Bridge in Paddington Basin in London is shaped like a Japanese Fan. It's accessible only on some days when you can see it sprawling in action.

World's longest sea-crossing bridge linking Hong Kong and Macau to the Chinese city of Zhuhai is set to open on Wednesday. It is a 55km long bridge. It aids China’s plan for a Greater Bay Area. A special permit will be required by private cars to cross the bridge & it will reduce journey time.

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