An accident occurred late Sunday night at a temple in Wyra in the district, killing two children. During the Sri Rama Navami celebrations, Pagadala Sahasra (8) and P Dedipya (6) accompanied a group of devotees at a bhajan programme held at Sri Abhayanjaneya Swamy Temple.
Kids playing in a temple compound were killed by an out-of-control SUV that rammed into the compound wall.
As a result of the incident, a girl named E Alekya, the vehicle’s driver, M Pothu Raju, and N Venkanna was injured. They are being treated at the Khammam District Hospital.
Gachibowli road accident kills two women in Hyderabad
On March 18 resulted in two deaths and one injury. One of the victims was a woman who was watering plants along the roadside as her job. A woman who was riding in her car was also killed, while her companion was injured. The Ford EcoSport was driven at a high speed, which is why police suspect the accident occurred.
After hitting the woman watering the plants near the Hotel Ellaa, the car overturned and rammed into the footpath. Mahaswaramma (38) died instantly. Both Rohit and Gayatri, who were travelling in the car, were taken to AIG Hospital, where Gayatri, who worked as a junior artiste in short films, succumbed to her injuries. According to the police, they were returning from Holi celebrations when the accident occurred. Police reportedly said they would conduct tests to determine if Rohit was driving under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident.
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Another incident occurred on March 17 Thursday night when a speeding SUV hit three women selling balloons and knocked them to the ground while they were holding two babies. The accident killed a two-month-old child, and four other people were injured. The accident occurred on Jubilee Hills Road Number 45 near Durgam Cheruvu Cable Bridge. The driver fled after the accident, leaving behind the vehicle. Later, it was revealed that it belonged to a relative of a TRS MLA.
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