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Romanch Mahajan Dies After Freak Incident In Central Park
A family vacation takes a devastating turn in New York City this week after a sightseeing trip ended in tragedy. Eighteen-year-old Romanch Mahajan visits Central Park with family members when a frightening chain of events unfolds. And, it’s leaving witnesses in shock and his loved ones facing an unimaginable loss.
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Mahajan’s Family Sightseeing Trip Turns Into Terrifying Ordeal
According to reports, an 18-year-old tourist identified as Romanch Mahajan was riding in a horse-drawn carriage with family members on Wednesday afternoon when the horse suddenly became startled and bolted through Central Park. Authorities say the carriage operator had stepped away from his position near the horse to take a photo of the passengers when the animal took off. Witnesses described seeing the horse race through the park as the carriage sped out of control before ultimately colliding with another carriage and overturning. During the incident, the crash reportedly threw Mahajan from the carriage, causing him to suffer a severe head injury.
Bystanders Rush To Help As Tragedy Unfolds
Emergency crews rush to the scene as shocked bystanders call 911 and try to help. Mahajan is taken to a nearby hospital, where he later dies from his injuries. Witnesses describe the scene as chaotic, with family members visibly shaken as emergency teams work to provide aid. Officials later confirm that the horse, a 7-year-old named Sampson, does not suffer any injuries during the incident.
Critics Renew Push To End Horse Carriages
The tragedy has since reignited debate surrounding New York City’s horse-drawn carriage industry. Transit Workers Union officials criticize the driver’s actions, saying carriage operators are not supposed to leave their horses unattended to take photos. Meanwhile, activists, lawmakers, and animal welfare advocates have renewed calls to ban horse-drawn carriages altogether, arguing that recent incidents involving carriage horses highlight ongoing safety concerns for both passengers and animals. The accident comes just days after another carriage horse reportedly collapsed and died in Central Park, adding even more scrutiny to the long-running controversy.
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