Dense Fog Causes Major Highway Accident in Haryana
Dense fog led to a massive highway pile-up in Haryana on Sunday morning.
At least three dozen vehicles crashed into each other in Rohtak district.
The accident occurred as visibility dropped sharply due to thick fog.
Police said several drivers and passengers suffered injuries.
Emergency teams rushed to the spot immediately.
Damaged vehicles blocked the highway for several hours.
Two other similar accidents were also reported.
These incidents occurred in Hisar and Rewari districts.
All crashes were linked to poor visibility conditions.
Rohtak Sees Largest Pile-Up at Highway Intersection
The most severe accident occurred in Meham area of Rohtak.
Around 35 to 40 vehicles, mostly trucks, were involved.
The crash took place at a busy highway intersection.
Police said a truck first collided with a car.
This impact triggered a chain reaction.
Several trucks and other vehicles rammed into each other.
Many vehicles suffered heavy damage.
A video from the site showed a truck badly crushed.
People were seen rushing to rescue trapped occupants.
The injured were shifted to nearby hospitals.
Doctors said most injuries were not life-threatening.
However, some victims required prolonged medical care.
Hisar Accident Involves State Roadways Buses
Another major pile-up occurred in Hisar on National Highway 52.
The accident happened near Dhiktana Moda around 8 am.
Dense fog reduced visibility to a few metres.
A Kaithal roadways bus collided with a dumper truck.
Soon after, another state roadways bus hit the vehicles.
This was followed by a car and a motorcycle joining the crash.
Hundreds of commuters were involved in the incident.
Fortunately, most escaped without serious injuries.
Only the motorcycle rider was hospitalised, police said.
Traffic movement on the highway remained affected for hours.
Police later cleared the road after removing damaged vehicles.
Bus services were delayed following the accident.
Rewari Reports Multi-Bus Collision on NH-352
In Rewari, a separate accident occurred on National Highway 352.
Three to four buses collided due to low visibility.
The crash happened early in the morning hours.
Police said drivers failed to see vehicles ahead.
The buses collided violently in quick succession.
Several passengers suffered injuries in the impact.
The injured were taken to nearby hospitals.
Authorities said their condition was stable.
No fatalities were reported in the Rewari incident.
Cold Wave Intensifies Fog Across Haryana
Haryana has been facing a severe cold wave for several days.
Temperatures have dropped to 4–6 degrees Celsius across districts.
Cold conditions have increased fog formation during mornings.
Meteorological officials said fog density remains high.
Visibility often drops below safe driving limits.
This has raised accident risks on highways.
Drivers have reported difficulty spotting vehicles ahead.
Fog has also slowed traffic movement statewide.
Authorities remain on alert during early hours.
IMD Issues Warning on Hazardous Road Conditions
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) earlier issued a cold wave alert.
The department warned about hazardous road conditions.
It advised commuters to exercise extra caution.
IMD urged drivers to use low-beam headlights.
It also recommended maintaining safe distances.
Avoiding high speeds during fog was strongly advised.
Officials stressed the importance of defensive driving.
They also advised delaying travel when fog is dense.
Public cooperation was sought to prevent accidents.
Police Urge Drivers to Follow Safety Measures
Police officials appealed to motorists to stay alert.
They asked drivers to follow traffic advisories strictly.
Speeding during fog was termed extremely dangerous.
Authorities said most accidents were preventable.
Better spacing between vehicles could reduce pile-ups.
Use of hazard lights during low visibility was advised.
Emergency teams remain deployed on major highways.
Traffic police are monitoring fog-prone stretches closely.
Further advisories may be issued if conditions worsen.
Road Safety Concerns Rise During Winter Months
Experts say winter fog increases accident risks every year.
Highways become especially dangerous during early mornings.
Commercial vehicles face higher collision chances.
Road safety campaigns stress awareness during cold waves.
Authorities plan to intensify patrols in fog zones.
Public vigilance remains key during winter travel.
The Haryana accidents underline the dangers of dense fog.
They also highlight the need for caution and preparedness.
Officials hope timely advisories will save lives.