A passenger ferry, Neelkamal, capsized near Uran and Karanja en route to Elephanta Island from Mumbai's Gateway of India, carrying over 110 passengers. Rescue operations are underway, involving ...

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A boat tragedy off the Mumbai coast, which claimed the lives of 13 people, including Navy personnel, has cast a sombre mood over the city's iconic Gateway of India. IMAGE: A doctor waits at ...

Image Source : PTI A ferry capsized off the Mumbai coast when a Navy craft crashed into it. A ferry carrying passengers capsized near the Gateway of India in Mumbai leaving thirteen dead and two ...

A boat with people onboard capsized near the Gateway of India in Mumbai, with efforts being made to rescue the passengers. The boat was travelling from the Gateway to Elephanta Island near Mumbai ...

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A boat capsized on Wednesday near the Gateway of India in Mumbai while heading to Elephanta Island. So far, 13 people have been declared dead, while over 101 passengers have been rescued.

The ferry was carrying passengers from Gateway of India to Elephanta Island," the navy said in a statement. The video of the speedboat colliding with the ferry surfaced over two hours after the ...

Local BJP MLA from Uran, Mahesh Baldi, shared the details of the tragic incident. According to him, the ferry departed from Mumbai for Elephanta Island around 3:30 pm. While en route, a Navy ...

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