Man falls 400 feet to death while taking photos at Lohagad Fort trek
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Man falls 400 feet to death while taking photos at Lohagad Fort trek

ThePrint··19 Jun

ThePrint reported that 26-year-old Pune resident Ketan Vishal Agarwal died after slipping near a cliff while photographing during a trek with his fiancee and friends at Lohagad Fort in Maval on June 18 amid strong winds.

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What It Means For You

  • Trekkers should avoid cliff edges during strong winds.
  • Photo stops on forts need safety distance from drops.
  • Monsoon trekking carries heightened slip risks.

What's Happening

  • The incident occurred on June 18 at Lohagad Fort.
  • A rescue operation lasted about three hours.
  • An accidental death report was registered.

Safety Context

  • Lohagad is a popular monsoon trek near Pune.
  • The victim was 26 and engaged to be married.
  • Strong winds were reported at the time.
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