KHAMMAM: Two individuals from Jangaon district were killed and three others sustained severe injuries in a road accident in the early hours of Monday near Tallada in Khammam district.
The deceased were identified as car driver Chillara Balakrishna (30) and Rayala Anil (31), both residents of Uppugallu village in Zaffergadh mandal. Ajay of Uppugallu, Kollipaka Kranthi and Gattu Rakesh were seriously injured and are undergoing treatment at government hospital.
The accident occurred around 5.30 am when a car travelling towards Tallada was hit by a lorry coming from the Kalluru side, resulting in the death of Balakrishna and Anil on the spot, while the remaining three occupants of the car sustained serious injuries.
On receiving information, Tallada SI Venkatesh, along with police personnel, rushed to the spot and initiated rescue operations. The bodies of the two deceased, who were trapped inside the car, were extricated and shifted to the mortuary for post-mortem examination. Police said the victims were returning after completing a pilgrimage to Puri Jagannath. Further investigation is underway.
Goa trip turns tragic, two die in Maha road accident
Two friends were killed and another two were severely injured in a road accident that occurred in Solapur, Maharashtra, in the early hours of Monday, with all the victims being natives of Narsapur in Medak district and Hyderabad.
According to police, about 15 friends had gone to Goa for a trip in two cars and were returning home after a four-day stay when the accident occurred due to a car tyre burst. Rehan (24) and his friend Pavan Kumar (24) were killed on the spot, while Kamruddin and Afsan Khan sustained injuries.
Family members rushed to Solapur after receiving information about the accident.
TWO WOMEN FROM MAHBUBABAD DIE IN US ROAD MISHAP
MAHBUBABAD: Two women from Mahbubabad were killed in a car accident in Ohio, US, while returning from a trip. The deceased were identified as P Meghana Rani, 25, and K Bhavana, 24. Speaking to TNIE, Nageshwar, Meghana’s father, said the two studied in the same school and college. After completing graduation, they went to the US to pursue MS at University of Dayton.
After finishing their MS, the friends were searching for jobs. Nageshwar said Meghana had informed the family about a ten-day holiday trip.
The trip ended tragically on the fourth day when their car fell into a valley while negotiating a sharp turn in Bishop City. Nageshwar and his wife Sirisha sought Telangana government assistance to bring the bodies to India