Three people have been killed in India after the route they were following on Google Maps reportedly took them over the edge of a damaged bridge. The three men drove off the bridge crossing the Ramganga River in northern India,

Misled by Google Maps, three men died after driving their car off an incomplete bridge in Uttar Pradesh, India, in the early hours of Nov 24.

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.

Police in Budaun, Uttar Pradesh, have filed a case against Public Works Department (PWD) officials and Google Maps in connection with the deaths of three men whose car fell into a river from a partially constructed bridge while following directions on the navigation app.

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 The accident was attributed to outdated GPS information and absence of barriers or warning signs at the site.

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.

The accident occurred on Sunday morning when the vehicle, travelling from Bareilly to Dataganj in Badaun district, was directed by GPS to cross a bridge that had been partially destroyed by floods earlier this year.

BAREILLY: Three men from UP died when their taxi plunged off an incomplete bridge in Faridpur on Saturday night while travelling from Gurugram to Bareilly. Police said they were using navigation app,

Authorities revealed that earlier this year, floods had caused the collapse of the front section of the bridge into the river, but the GPS app failed to update this critical information.