Mumbai: 16-Year-Old Boy Dies Following Bicycle Stunt Mishap in Mira-Bhayandar

A 16-year-old boy died in Mira-Bhayandar after a bicycle stunt went wrong, losing control while descending Ghodbunder Fort. CCTV footage captured the incident, showing bystanders trying to help before the victim was declared dead at the hospital. The police have registered the incident as an accidental death. The tragedy is part of a concerning trend, with other recent accidents in India resulting in serious injuries and fatalities, including two girls hit by a car while making rangolis and a fatal collision involving a truck.

A tragic incident in Mumbai's Mira-Bhayandar resulted in the death of a 16-year-old boy after a bicycle stunt went awry. The accident occurred on October 28 and was captured on CCTV from a nearby shop, with the footage now widely shared on social media.

The victim, a resident of Mira Road, had been riding his bicycle to the Ghodbunder Fort when he attempted to navigate the steep descent. Witnesses reported that he lost control, collided with a wall, and fell to the ground. The CCTV footage reveals the boy bleeding at the scene while bystanders rushed to provide assistance. He was transported to Baba Saheb Ambedkar Government Hospital, where he was pronounced dead upon arrival.

The police have classified the incident as an accidental death.

This tragic event echoes other recent accidents. In a separate incident, two girls sustained serious injuries after being struck by a speeding car while making rangolis outside their homes in Indore's Bhawani Nagar ahead of the Diwali festival. The accident was also captured on CCTV, showing a black hatchback hitting Priyanshi (21) and Nivya (14) as they were creating rangolis. The 17-year-old driver has been detained following the incident.

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Additionally, another case from September involved a 19-year-old who died and three friends who were injured when their car collided with a truck on a flyover near the Chandimandir toll plaza in Chandigarh. The deceased, identified as Ansh Nagpal, was involved in a late-night drive with friends when their vehicle crashed around 3 AM.

In both cases, bystanders provided immediate assistance, helping to transport the injured to local hospitals.