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Hyderabad: Speeding Car Rams Electric Pole in Balanagar, Kills 19-Year-Old

According to police reports, the victim, Mustaq, died on the spot due to the impact. He was one of the three passengers in the vehicle.

Hyderabad: A tragic road accident in the early hours of Tuesday claimed the life of a 19-year-old youth in Balanagar. The incident occurred around 3 AM near the Usha Fans company when a speeding car lost control and crashed into an electric pole.

Victim Identified as 19-Year-Old Mustaq

According to police reports, the victim, Mustaq, died on the spot due to the impact. He was one of the three passengers in the vehicle. The two other occupants suffered serious injuries and were rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment. Their condition is reported to be critical.

Overspeeding Continues to Claim Young Lives

The accident has once again highlighted the dangers of overspeeding, especially during night hours when roads appear empty and drivers tend to speed recklessly. Despite repeated awareness campaigns and traffic enforcement measures, many motorists continue to drive beyond safe limits, putting themselves and others at risk.

A Worrying Trend in Hyderabad and Beyond

In recent weeks, Hyderabad has seen a spike in fatal road accidents involving youth. Traffic authorities have pointed out that overspeeding, rash driving, and lack of awareness about traffic rules are among the leading causes. Tragically, these accidents often result in the loss of young lives, either of the drivers themselves or of innocent bystanders.

Authorities Urge Responsible Driving

Police officials have urged citizens, especially youngsters, to follow traffic rules and avoid overspeeding. “Driving fast might seem thrilling, but the consequences can be irreversible. Families are losing their loved ones to avoidable accidents,” a traffic officer said.

Investigation Underway

The Balanagar Police have registered a case and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the accident. Preliminary evidence suggests the car was being driven at high speed before the driver lost control.

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