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10 Delhi Spots That Saw Most Road Accidents In 2023
The number of deaths in road crashes decreased by 0.55 per cent from 1,264 in 2022 to 1,257 in 2023 in spite of an increase in the number of vehicles registered on the road.
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1,461 Died In Delhi Accidents Last Year, Pedestrians, Bikers Most At Risk
Over 1.2 million die every year in road crash incidents and between 20 and 50 million people suffer injuries globally in road accidents that even incur disability, according to the World Health Organization.
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Delhi Records Highest Number Of Road Accidents In 2022: Report
Delhi recorded the highest number of road accidents in 2022 among cities with a population of over a million people, followed by Indore and Jabalpur, according to a report by Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH).
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45% People Killed Due To Road Accidents In 2018 In Delhi Were Pedestrians: Data
The fatality rate has increased by 6.69 per cent though there has been a total decline in road accidents by 2.36 per cent.
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10 Delhi Spots That Saw Most Road Accidents In 2023
The number of deaths in road crashes decreased by 0.55 per cent from 1,264 in 2022 to 1,257 in 2023 in spite of an increase in the number of vehicles registered on the road.
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1,461 Died In Delhi Accidents Last Year, Pedestrians, Bikers Most At Risk
Over 1.2 million die every year in road crash incidents and between 20 and 50 million people suffer injuries globally in road accidents that even incur disability, according to the World Health Organization.
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Delhi Records Highest Number Of Road Accidents In 2022: Report
Delhi recorded the highest number of road accidents in 2022 among cities with a population of over a million people, followed by Indore and Jabalpur, according to a report by Ministry of Road Transport and Highways (MoRTH).
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45% People Killed Due To Road Accidents In 2018 In Delhi Were Pedestrians: Data
The fatality rate has increased by 6.69 per cent though there has been a total decline in road accidents by 2.36 per cent.
