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Fatal Collapse — 22 dead

Gambhira bridge collapse

Fatal incident — no rating on this entry⌖ Over the Mahi river, on the Mujpur–Gambhira road, VadodaraEntry #01 in Vadodara
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A 40-year-old bridge collapsed suddenly during morning traffic, killing 22 people; initial findings pointed to structural failure from heavy use combined with inadequate maintenance and supervision.

The official record states: "Official investigation cited "shortcomings in maintenance and supervision" as contributing factors."

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  • https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gambhira_Bridge_collapse
Blunderlust RecordBL/VAD/1985/BRI
Status
Collapsed
Category
Bridge
State
Gujarat
Year
Built 1985, collapsed July 2025
Cost to taxpayers
Cost not specified
Lives lost
22

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