Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Major Accident on Pune-Nashik Highway
A big accident happened on the Pune-Nashik highway early in the morning.
Two buses carrying students and teachers from a college in Sangamner crashed into each other.
The front bus slowed down because of a speed bump, and the bus behind it was going too fast and couldn't stop in time.
Many students and teachers were hurt, and some were sleeping when the accident happened.
Local people and ambulances helped the injured people.
The bus company gave money to help the injured people.
Everyone is safe now and has been taken back to their college.
Two MSRTC buses collided on the Pune-Nashik highway near Manchar, injuring 25 people, including 20 students and 5 teachers.
The accident occurred at 5:15 am on Thursday when one bus slowed down for a speed breaker, causing the following bus to collide with it.
Local hotel owners, villagers, and ambulances provided immediate rescue and medical assistance to the injured.
The injured were treated at a private hospital in Manchar and have been safely returned to Sangamner.
MSRTC provided immediate financial assistance of Rs. 1,000 each to all 25 injured individuals.
- Who
- 20 students and 5 teachers from Sahyadri College in Sangamner, Ahmednagar district
- What
- Collision between two MSRTC buses
- When
- 5:15 am on Thursday
- Where
- Eklahare near Manchar, Ambegaon taluka, on the Pune-Nashik highway
- Why
- One bus suddenly slowed down due to a speed breaker, causing the following bus to collide with it
- Location
- Eklahare near Manchar, Ambegaon taluka
- Time of Accident
- 5:15 am on Thursday
- Injured
- 25 (20 students, 5 teachers)
- Buses Involved
- Two MSRTC buses
- Financial Assistance
- Rs. 1,000 each to all 25 injured individuals
- Rescue Efforts
- Local hotel owners, villagers, ambulances, and teachers
Sources
Mumbai–Nashik Highway To Face Major Traffic Disruptions For 3 Days; Long Jams Already Stretching From Mankoli To Thane Bridge | VIDEO
Maharashtra Assembly Reviews Delays On Worli–Shivdi Road Project; Govt Sets Sept 2026 Deadline And Addresses Samruddhi Mahamarg Traffic Woes | VIDEO
