Archive · 30 Jul 2026
Nanded Road Cave‑In Traps Car, No Injuries Reported
A road near a college in Nanded fell into a hole and caught a car.
Nobody was hurt because the driver jumped out safely.
Firefighters and workers used a crane to lift the car out.
They filled the hole with mud and gravel and put up barriers to keep people safe.
The road will be fixed by Friday.
A road segment outside Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose College collapsed, trapping a four‑wheel vehicle.
No injuries were reported; the driver escaped safely.
Fire brigade and public works crews used a crane and excavator to lift the vehicle.
The collapsed section was filled with mud and gravel, and barricades were erected.
The municipal corporation plans to restore the road by Friday after the college’s request for a permanent approach road was denied by the landowner.
- Who
- Municipal corporation officials, fire brigade and public works crews
- What
- A road segment collapsed, trapping a four‑wheel vehicle
- When
- Thursday afternoon, July 30, 2026
- Where
- Outside Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose College, Nanded, Maharashtra
- Why
- Heavy rain caused the ground to cave in; the private access road was not yet permanent
- Location
- Nanded, Maharashtra, India
- Incident
- Road collapse
- Vehicle type
- Four‑wheel car
- Injuries
- None
- Response time
- Immediate
- Repair completion
- By Friday
- Cause
- Heavy rain
- Road type
- Private access route