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A construction worker tragically died after an iron rod fell on his head at a Santacruz site. Vakola police have registered a case against the site supervisor for negligence. The incident occurred due to a lack of adequate safety measures. Authorities are now working to locate the deceased labourer's family.

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A family is suing Oregon Health and Science University for $17 million after their daughter's heart valve was allegedly installed upside down during surgery. Doctors at OHSU told the parents their 13-year-old was dying, but a second hospital discovered the error, saving her life. The lawsuit claims medical negligence led to a near-fatal ordeal.

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Family Says No History Of Heart Ailments

A family dispute over funeral arrangements for their mother tragically turned deadly in Gorakhpur. Brother Durgvijay Sharma allegedly shot and killed his younger sibling, Shubham Sharma, following a heated argument about whether to hold a joint or separate post-death 'brahm bhoj' ceremony. The accused is currently on the run, with police actively pursuing his arrest.

A 28-year-old man died after falling ill at an overnight music concert in Mumbai's Worli. Vrishabh Mahendra Gangurde was attending the 'Klangkuenstler All Night Long' event when he and a female companion experienced health issues. Police are investigating the circumstances, including potential alcohol or substance consumption, and awaiting post-mortem results.

Tragedy struck in Surat as four workers perished in a toxic gas leak while cleaning a septic tank at a jewellery unit. The incident occurred during routine maintenance, with preliminary findings suggesting a lack of essential safety gear. One worker fell in, and others attempting a rescue also succumbed to the fumes.

A 18-year-old aspiring doctor in Nagpur died by suicide following the NEET re-examination announcement, citing immense pressure and shattered dreams after a paper leak. Her family had borrowed heavily for her coaching. Opposition leaders have linked her tragic death to systemic failures and corruption within the examination process.

On Thursday evening, tragedy struck on the Western Express Highway in Dahisar East, where 34-year-old autorickshaw driver SS Khade lost his life after a violent collision with a divider. Security cameras captured the moment as he sped dangerously near the Dahisar metro station, ultimately causing his auto to careen off the flyover.