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Five killed in two separate road accidents in Odisha

A hit-and-run case was registered after three were run over by an unidentified vehicle while crossing the road in Palasa; in another case, a car crashed into a tree near Mahulkal, killing two.

Express News Service

BERHAMPUR/JAJPUR : Three persons including a three-year-old girl from a village in Chikiti were killed in a road mishap near Palasa in Andhra pradesh on Tuesday.

They were on their way to Simhachalam in Andhra Pradesh when the incident occurred. The deceased were identified as 42-year-old Sushant Sabat, his three-year-old daughter Sriya and Gokulananda Panda (35).

Police sources said, 12 members of two families from Maisanpur and Kolothia villages in Chikiti were headed to Simhachalam in two vehicles. On their way, they stopped to attend to the nature’s call. While crossing the road, an unidentified vehicle hit them leading to death of the trio. Palasa police reached the spot and sent the bodies for autopsy. A hit and run case was registered.

In a separate incident, two persons were killed and three others sustained injuries after their car crashed into a tree near Mahulkhal under Kaliapani police limits in Jajpur district on Monday night.

The deceased were identified as Biswanath Mahanta of Kaduabandi village and Sanjay Kumar Mahanta of Mahulkhal village within Sukinda block in the district.

The five, between 35-40 years of age, were returning home from Rasola in a car on late Monday night when driver of the car lost control on a sharp bend near Mahulkhal and crashed into a roadside tree before plunging off the road.

Two of them died on spot while three others sustained injuries, with one injured critically.

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