Andhra Pradesh

Andhra Pradesh: 5 Killed as Car Collides with Tanker

In a tragic road accident in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, five people lost their lives on the spot when a car collided with a tanker.

Hyderabad: In a tragic road accident in East Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh, five people lost their lives on the spot when a car collided with a tanker.

The incident occurred near Vadisaleru village, causing shock and grief in the region.

Car Was Headed from Uppada Beach to Kakinada

The car was reportedly traveling from Uppada Beach to Kakinada when the accident took place. According to preliminary information, the collision with the tanker was severe, resulting in instant death of five occupants of the car. Two others sustained serious injuries and were immediately shifted to Kakinada Government Hospital for treatment.

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Overspeeding Suspected as Primary Cause

Initial investigation by the police suggests that overspeeding may have led to the tragic collision. Authorities are continuing their probe to confirm the exact sequence of events.

Police Respond Swiftly to the Scene

Upon receiving information, local police reached the accident site, conducted an inspection, and removed both the car and the tanker from the road to ensure smooth traffic flow. The bodies were sent for post-mortem, and a case has been registered for further investigation.

Road Safety Concerns Renewed

This incident has once again highlighted the urgent need for stricter enforcement of road safety regulations and awareness among drivers about the dangers of reckless driving.

Fouzia Farhana

Fouzia Farhana, with a decade of editorial expertise, specializes in science, education, and health journalism. As an editor at Munsif News 24x7, she drives the English website’s afternoon-to-evening news cycle, delivering insightful, reader-friendly content. Known for award-winning public health campaigns and advocating equitable education, her work sparks informed conversations on critical issues.
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