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New York City set to end horse-drawn carriages under law named after Indian tourist
Source: The Hindu — International · 5 hr ago
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New York City is moving to prohibit horse‑drawn carriages, a step that gained momentum after an Indian tourist named Romanch Mahajan was fatally injured in a Central Park accident involving a carriage. The proposed law, named after the victim, seeks to end the use of such vehicles in the city.
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Efforts to ban horse-drawn carriages intensified after Romanch Mahajan, an Indian tourist, died from injuries sustained in an accident in Central Park in June
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