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Fluctuating weather patterns in Vasai, with chilly mornings, intense afternoon heat, and occasional rain, are impacting residents’ health and causing a rise in seasonal illnesses.
A 69-year-old man in Nalasopara lost ₹34 lakh to scammers in a honey trap, where he was blackmailed with explicit content.
Lack of maintenance and no electricity in Naigaon’s cemetery forces residents to perform funeral rites in the dark using mobile lights.
Vasai Virar’s civic body is launching fog cannon trucks to tackle air pollution caused by dust. The initiative aims to improve air quality and public health.
A bus driver in Vasai set his motorcycle on fire in frustration after being caught for drunk driving. The incident highlights the dangers of drunk driving.
Pragati Club of Vasai marks 25 years of Durga Puja, blending rich Bengali traditions with community initiatives like medical camps, cultural performances, and more.
Illegal garages and vehicle shops on Vasai’s Ambadi Road are causing severe traffic jams, troubling commuters. Locals demand action from authorities to resolve the issue.
In Vasai-Virar, debris is being used for landfills instead of soil, bypassing revenue permits and causing significant environmental and financial damage.
In a shocking incident, thieves stole batteries from new electric buses parked at Vasai-Virar Municipal headquarters in broad daylight, raising security concerns.
Two teens from Nalasopara drowned in a rain-filled quarry in Vasai. Despite rescue attempts, the boys were declared dead. Residents call for safety measures.
The 35th Vasai-Virar Kala Krida Mahotsav introduces new sports like wrestling, judo, karate, and squash, promising an exciting celebration of arts and sports.
New pedestrian bridges along the Mumbai-Ahmedabad Highway aim to prevent accidents and ensure safe crossings for residents, especially schoolchildren.