An 18-year-old Indian tourist died after spooked horse pulling carriage through Central Park bolts, striking another carriage and overturning Wednesday.

After a tourist from India suffered fatal injuries when horse carriages collided in Central Park, the NYC Council said it will consider banning the attractions entirely.

The incident comes amid a pitched battle for the future of the carriage horse industry in New York City, and a week after a horse died after ingesting a poisonous plant in the park.

The incident took place eight days after another horse died in the park.

As the summer heat pushes daytime temperatures toward the city's cutoff for horse-drawn carriage tours, more visitors are opting to see the Holy City after sunset — a shift that's helping operators ...

The horse's death was captured on video that was posted to social media.

Kolkata: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals India (PETA India) has sent an urgent appeal to the West Bengal chief ...

The union representing horse-drawn carriage drivers says it will not resume rides in Central Park until Tuesday in the wake of the death of a young tourist who jumped from a runaway carriage.

Romanch Mahajan, 18, died on June 17 after he fell off the carriage as its horse sprinted through the Central Park, ...

An 18-year-old died after he was thrown from a horse carriage that overturned in Central Park on Wednesday.

The teen was critically injured after falling from a horse carriage and was later pronounced dead at the hospital, police said.