Rohtak, Sunday, December 14, 2025 – Haryana fog accident as dense fog reduced visibility to near zero, causing multiple vehicles to pile up on key highways. Over 50 vehicles collided in separate incidents across Rohtak, Hisar, and Rewari districts. Several drivers and passengers suffered injuries.
Accidents struck early Sunday morning. Visibility fell below 50 metres in many areas. A severe cold wave gripped the state.
Dense Fog Haryana Highway Crash: Rohtak Incident
The largest pile-up occurred in Rohtak’s Meham area on National Highway 152D near Kharkara village. Around 35-40 vehicles, mostly trucks, were involved in a chain reaction crash.
A truck collided with a car at an intersection. Subsequent vehicles rammed into the wreckage due to low visibility. Several truck drivers sustained injuries. Rescue teams cleared the site. Traffic jammed for hours. Police confirmed no fatalities in this crash. Injured individuals received treatment at local hospitals.
Multiple Vehicles Pile-Up Haryana Fog: Hisar and Rewari Crashes
In Hisar, a collision involving five vehicles on National Highway 52 near Dhiktana Mor occurred around 8 am. Two Haryana Roadways buses hit a dumper truck. A car and a motorcycle followed in the pile-up.
Over 100 bus passengers escaped major harm. A motorcycle rider suffered injuries and was taken to the hospital.
In Rewari, three to four buses collided on National Highway 352 due to poor visibility. Passengers reported minor injuries. Another incident on Rewari Road in Jhajjar saw a bus hit a stationary truck.
The bus carried about 50 passengers from Rajasthan’s Khatu Shyam to Bahadurgarh. The driver sustained serious injuries. Several passengers had minor wounds. Authorities referred the driver to the hospital.
Rohtak Rewari Fog Accident: Weather Context
The India Meteorological Department issued dense fog alerts for Haryana. Visibility dropped to 10 metres in places. Cold wave conditions persisted. Minimum temperatures hovered between 4°C and 6°C in most districts.
IMD forecasted continued fog in the morning hours. Drivers face hazards on highways. Similar crashes highlight recurring winter risks in northern India.
Background
Winter fog frequently causes accidents in Haryana and neighbouring states. Low visibility combines with high traffic volumes. Past seasons saw deadly pile-ups. Authorities enforce speed limits during periods of fog.
Gautam Buddh Nagar imposed caps on expressways from December 15 to February 15, 2026. Light vehicles limited to 75 km/h. Heavy vehicles to 50-60 km/h.
What’s Next after Haryana Fog Accident
Police investigate causes. Hospitals treat the injured. IMD monitors conditions. More fog is expected in the coming days.
Motorists urged caution. Use fog lights and maintain distance. Clear skies may return later. Safety remains a priority amid ongoing risks of Haryana fog accidents.
Published in SouthAsianDesk, December 14th, 2025
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