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 Badaun district, 3 people died after their car fell into the Ramganga River from the edge of a broken bridge. The accident was attributed to outdated GPS information and absence of barriers or warning signs at the site.

Google Maps has been an important tool for navigating directions and traveling to new places. From identifying new locations to finding less congested roads, Google Maps is our go-to solution. However, a tragic incident has occurred due to ‘wrong navigation’ by Google Maps. Here’s a look at what happened.

The three men plunged to their death off an unfinished bridge while using the navigation app to reach a wedding venue.

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.

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,

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.

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.