July 15, 2014
Number of street mischances climbed 16 percent to 75,000, killing about 9,800 individuals in real metro urban communities in the year 2012, Rajya Sabha was educated today.
Upwards of 1,866 individuals lost their lives in the National Capital Region in 2012 in street mishaps, although Mumbai recorded the greatest number of incidents at 24,592 throughout the year, Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways Krishanpal Gurjar educated the Upper House of the Parliament.
"The road accidents in 20 metro cities increased to 75,074 during 2012 from 64,845 in 2011," Gurjar said.
The amount of setbacks in real metro urban communities, including Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad, rose 21 for every penny in 2012 to 9,798 from 8,108 in the past year.
Chennai was second both regarding mishaps and setbacks. The city saw 9,663 mischances with 1,401 losses.
The National Capital of Delhi was third regarding number of mishaps throughout 2012 at 6,937, emulated by Bangalore (5,508) and Indore (5,433).
Sanctuary town of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh reported slightest number of street mishaps (379) among the 20 real urban communities. In these mishaps, 216 individuals were slaughtered.
Bangalore enrolled 725 passings from street mischances in 2012, took after by Patna (509), Kolkata (498) and Lucknow (497).
The Minister said the legislature has detailed a National Road Safety Policy which diagrams different strategy measures, for example, pushing mindfulness, creating street security data information base, empowering more secure street framework including requirement of health laws and so on.
Number of street mischances climbed 16 percent to 75,000, killing about 9,800 individuals in real metro urban communities in the year 2012, Rajya Sabha was educated today. Upwards of 1,866 individuals lost their lives in the National Capital Region in 2012 in street mishaps, although Mumbai recorded the greatest number of incidents at 24,592 throughout the year, Minister of State for Road Transport and Highways Krishanpal Gurjar educated the Upper House of the Parliament.
"The road accidents in 20 metro cities increased to 75,074 during 2012 from 64,845 in 2011," Gurjar said.
The amount of setbacks in real metro urban communities, including Bangalore, Pune and Hyderabad, rose 21 for every penny in 2012 to 9,798 from 8,108 in the past year.
Chennai was second both regarding mishaps and setbacks. The city saw 9,663 mischances with 1,401 losses.
The National Capital of Delhi was third regarding number of mishaps throughout 2012 at 6,937, emulated by Bangalore (5,508) and Indore (5,433).
Sanctuary town of Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh reported slightest number of street mishaps (379) among the 20 real urban communities. In these mishaps, 216 individuals were slaughtered.
Bangalore enrolled 725 passings from street mischances in 2012, took after by Patna (509), Kolkata (498) and Lucknow (497).
The Minister said the legislature has detailed a National Road Safety Policy which diagrams different strategy measures, for example, pushing mindfulness, creating street security data information base, empowering more secure street framework including requirement of health laws and so on.
