- A 33-year-old iron bridge has collapsed over the Indrayani River in Pune, India, resulting in at least four deaths and numerous injuries.
- The collapse occurred around 3.30pm local time on Sunday, with about 125 tourists gathered on the bridge.
- Rescue teams transported over 50 injured people to hospitals, while two national disaster relief force teams were deployed to the site.
- The bridge, which connected two villages, reportedly had a warning sign indicating it was "unfit for travel", but tourists allegedly ignored it.
- The state government has announced financial assistance of Rs500,000 (approximately £4,285) for each of the victims' families.
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