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Nagpur Teen Critically Injured After Zipline Belt Snaps in Manali
- On June 8, 2025, 12-year-old Trisha Bijwe from Nagpur sustained serious injuries when the zipline cable snapped during a ride in Manali, Himachal Pradesh.
- The cable failure caused Trisha to fall nearly 30 feet onto boulders, leading to multiple fractures and emergency medical treatment.
- Trisha received emergency care at a hospital in Manali before being transferred to a specialised medical center in Chandigarh for surgery and ongoing treatment.
- Trisha's father, Prafull Bijwe, said her condition is now stable, while a social media video highlighted the accident's severity and alleged lack of safety and emergency response.
- The incident provoked strong condemnation and demands for authorities to take responsibility and impose more rigorous safety measures at adventure tourism locations, with the family appealing for steps to avoid similar tragedies in the future.
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Girl plunges 30 feet after zipline snaps in Manali
Nagpur: A 12-year-old girl from Maharashtra’s Nagpur suffered severe injuries after she plunged 30 feet to the ground during a zipline ride in Manali, Himachal Pradesh. Trisha Bijwe was vacationing with her family in Manali. She fell while riding a zipline after the rope connected to her harness snapped. It is not clear when the incident took place, but a video surfaced on social media on Sunday, June 15, showing her falling on boulders. A 12-y…
Nagpur girl critically injured in Manali Zipline accident, family alleges negligence
A summer vacation turned tragic for a family from Nagpur after their daughter sustained serious injuries in a zipline accident in Manali. The incident, which occurred on Sunday, June 8, has raised serious concerns about safety protocols at tourist adventure sites. Zipline cable snaps mid-ride Trisha Bijwe, a young girl from Nagpur, was vacationing in Manali with her parents, Prafulla Bijwe and his wife, when she met with a horrific accident whil…
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