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A 143-year-old colonial-era suspension bridge, reopened days after a hasty and allegedly substandard renovation, collapsed under crowd weight on Oct 30, 2022, killing 135 people in India's deadliest bridge disaster.
The official record states: "Prosecutors blamed the renovation firm (Oreva) for reopening the bridge without structural approval or adequate load testing."
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“This is not satire. Morbi suspension bridge collapse is a matter of public record, and at least 135 people did not survive it. We publish it so it is not forgotten between news cycles.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk