Mumbai Selfie Death

A 33-year-old woman from Delhi died after falling into a 500-ft deep valley while taking a selfie at Matheran, a popular hill station in neighbouring Raigad district, police said on Wednesday.

A teenager was swept away and drowned in the sea off Marine Drive in south Mumbai while apparently clicking a selfie, a senior Mumbai Police official today said.

Just in time for the long weekend, Mumbai has a brand-new attraction to check out: a special spot designated for selfies that offers, as its spectacular background, the city's iconic main train station.

India is home to the highest number of people who have died while taking photos of themselves.

You can stroll down Mumbai's famous Marine Drive and Chowpatty beach, and use that time to let the surroundings sink in, because selfies are now forbidden there.

A 33-year-old woman from Delhi died after falling into a 500-ft deep valley while taking a selfie at Matheran, a popular hill station in neighbouring Raigad district, police said on Wednesday.

A teenager was swept away and drowned in the sea off Marine Drive in south Mumbai while apparently clicking a selfie, a senior Mumbai Police official today said.

Just in time for the long weekend, Mumbai has a brand-new attraction to check out: a special spot designated for selfies that offers, as its spectacular background, the city's iconic main train station.

India is home to the highest number of people who have died while taking photos of themselves.

You can stroll down Mumbai's famous Marine Drive and Chowpatty beach, and use that time to let the surroundings sink in, because selfies are now forbidden there.