Burning Car Causes Chaos in Jaipur, Hitting Motorcyclist

A car caught fire in Jaipur, Rajasthan, causing panic as it rolled down an elevated road, hitting a motorcyclist. While the cause of the fire is still under investigation, reports suggest a short circuit in an MG Hector. Thankfully, there were no fatalities, but the incident highlights the potential dangers of vehicle malfunctions.

Thai School Bus Fire Claims Over 20 Lives, Leaving Nation in Mourning

A tragic accident involving a Thai school bus turned into a devastating inferno, claiming the lives of over 20 children and leaving the nation in shock and mourning. The bus, carrying 38 children and six teachers on a school trip, caught fire after a tire burst, resulting in a catastrophic blaze that engulfed the vehicle. Rescue efforts are underway to recover the victims’ bodies, while authorities are struggling to identify the remains due to the severity of the burns. The incident highlights Thailand’s alarming road safety record, with the country consistently ranking among the most dangerous in the world.

India’s Road Safety Crisis: Nitin Gadkari Calls for Action at SIAM Conference

India’s alarmingly high rate of road accidents has prompted Union Road Transport and Highway Minister Nitin Gadkari to call for urgent action. At the SIAM annual conference, Gadkari urged stakeholders, particularly car manufacturers, to prioritize safety by investing in driver training programs and developing safer vehicles. He highlighted the importance of the Bharat NCAP program, a crash-safety rating system that encourages manufacturers to prioritize occupant protection.

Ohio’s Cannabis Market Booms, But Road Safety Concerns Emerge

Ohio’s adult-use cannabis market is experiencing a surge in sales, with dispensaries reporting strong demand since legalization. However, the economic boom has also raised concerns about road safety, prompting lawmakers to consider new testing measures. While research suggests a potential disconnect between THC levels and driving impairment, the debate over safety measures continues.

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