Three men died after their car plunged into the Ramganga River from an under-construction bridge in Uttar Pradesh, India. Police blamed faulty Google Maps directions for the tragedy and filed charges against four Public Works Department engineers and a Google Maps official.

Three men die after their car, led by Google Maps, plunges into a partially constructed bridge in Uttar Pradesh

Bareilly, UP: Kaushal, Vivek, and Amit attended a wedding and used Google Maps on their way back. The map directed them to an incomplete bridge. The car sped ahead, fell down, and all three tragically lost their lives. [Amrit Vichar] pic.twitter.com/wjyB68q67j — زماں (@Delhiite_) November 24, 2024

In May this year, a group of tourists from Telangana's Hyderabad narrowly escaped a major tragedy when their SUV drove into a flooded canal after they followed Google Maps.

Google Maps, a popular navigation tool, has been blamed for a tragic accident in Uttar Pradesh's Bareilly. The incident took place when three people were misdirected by the app to

Bareilly: A heartbreaking incident in Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly district left three men dead after their car, misled by Google Maps, plunged off an incomplete bridge into the Ramganga River, police reported on Sunday.

Three men traveling from Gurugram to Bareilly died in a car accident. Their taxi fell off an incomplete bridge in Faridpur. They were using Google Maps. The navigation app led them to the unfinished bridge.

Three friends lost their lives in the Bareilly car accident when their vehicle, misled by GPS, plunged off an under-construction bridge.

Police here have booked officials of the Public Works Department and Google Maps in connection with the death of three men whose car rolled over an under-construction bridge while following directions on the navigation app,