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IN PHOTOS: Tempo catches fire on busy Ghodbunder Road in Maharashtra's Thane

Updated On: 01 July, 2026 06:00 PM IST | Asif Ali Sayed

A tempo caught fire on the Ghodbunder Road in Maharashtra's Thane city on Wednesday morning, affecting vehicular movement on the busy carriageway, officials said. Pics/RDMC

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Due to the incident, traffic on the vital Ghodbunder route was temporarily disrupted, officials said. Pics/RDMC
Due to the incident, traffic on the vital Ghodbunder route was temporarily disrupted, officials said. Pics/RDMC
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No injuries were reported in the incident that occurred when the vehicle was on the Waghbil flyover, they said

No injuries were reported in the incident that occurred when the vehicle was on the Waghbil flyover, they said

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The tempo was transporting an export consignment of brass nuts and bolts caught fire, said the official

The tempo was transporting an export consignment of brass nuts and bolts caught fire, said the official

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The driver stopped the vehicle and escaped just before it was engulfed in flames, he said

The driver stopped the vehicle and escaped just before it was engulfed in flames, he said

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The incident occurred on Waghbil Bridge in Waghbil, Thane (West), when the tempo caught fire while travelling from Thane towards Ghodbunder

The incident occurred on Waghbil Bridge in Waghbil, Thane (West), when the tempo caught fire while travelling from Thane towards Ghodbunder

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After being alerted, firefighters and other emergency personnel from the Thane civic body rushed to the spot and doused the fire

After being alerted, firefighters and other emergency personnel from the Thane civic body rushed to the spot and doused the fire

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