Shweta Deepak Surwase : “Mumbai woman tragedy: Toyota Etios falls 300ft pit”

Yesterday in Mumbai, a tragic incident occurred near Dutt Dham Temple, resulting in the death of a young woman. The unfortunate accident involved a Toyota Etios car that fell into a 300-foot pit. The incident was captured on camera and has been circulating on various social media platforms.

In the viral video, the woman can be seen reversing the car near a steep incline. As she approached the edge of the cliff, panic set in, causing her to mistakenly press the accelerator instead of the brake. Despite the attempts of the person recording the video to guide her on using the clutch to cut off power to the wheels, it was too late.

Tragically, the car plunged into the 300-foot pit, leading to the untimely death of the woman. Disturbing images of the mangled vehicle being rescued from the pit have surfaced, showing the car in a completely dismantled state. Following the recovery, the woman, identified as 23-year-old Shweta Deepak Surwase, was rushed to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead upon arrival by medical professionals.

Shweta and her friend had traveled from Aurangabad to Sulibhanjan Hills on Monday afternoon. This incident serves as another stark reminder of the risks associated with filming social media content in vehicles, especially in dangerous locations. According to the police, the woman was not a trained driver, highlighting the dangers of engaging in such activities without proper experience and caution.

This tragic event underscores the importance of exercising caution and responsibility when creating content for social media platforms. Stay informed with the latest updates on the automotive sector by following TOI Auto on Facebook, Instagram, and X. Remember, safety should always be a top priority when engaging in any form of social media activity.