Three men in India died after Google Maps reportedly told them to drive their taxi off an incomplete bridge spanning the Ramganga River. Portions of the bridge were washed away during a flood months earlier and a construction company had only begun to rebuild it.

Three individuals died after Google Maps failed to update the changes to a bridge under construction and directed them to drive into it, causing their deaths.

Google Maps directed a car to drive off a bridge that was still under construction in India, killing three people, officials have said. The front portion of the bridge had collapsed into the river due

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.

In the latest episode of Blueprint Explosive Exclusive, Meghna Deka discusses horrific incident in Uttar Pradesh. Three people died after their Google Maps wrongly led their car to an under-construction bridge,

In a tragic incident in Uttar Pradesh, three men lost their lives when their car, following Google Maps directions, fell off an unfinished flyover. The accident has raised questions about infrastructure safety and the reliability of navigation apps.

The group, travelling from Gurugram, were unaware that the bridge they approached had been rendered incomplete after floods washed away its Faridpur-side approach months earlier. Late at night, the taxi plunged off the bridge,

A car plunged into the Ramganga River in Bareilly. Three men died. The car followed Google Maps to an incomplete bridge. The bridge was under repair. It lacked safety barriers. Locals discovered the submerged car.

Three people died in Uttar Pradesh after their car, misdirected by Google Maps, fell from an under-construction bridge.