Hyderabad: 5 medical students dead in a Road Mishap
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Telangana: In a horrifying road accident on the vijaywada-Hyderabad highway, five students of the Osmania Medical College identified as G Laxman, M Pranay, Uday, M Vijay, and Vijay Krishna were killed as the bus overturned. At least 35 others were injured badly with 20 people reported to have suffered severe head injuries. The Driver of the Bus Killed on the spot.
Dr Babu Rao, dean of Osmania medical college informed Express. that, the mishap took place when the students were returning from a sports competition in KIMS Medical College, Amalapuram.
As Per the Vijayawada police officials, the bus may have hit a tree at very high speed as the front side of the cabin was completely smashed and the bus had overturned on impact. Some of the students were pulled out by villagers from underneath the seats where they had been stuck.
"This accident took place because of the negligence of the driver from Dhanunjaya travels. The driver was drunk and was over speeding the bus and the accident happened. All the students who were travelling in the bus requested the driver to drive slowly but he didn't listen to them. He died on the spot,” officials added.
Dr Babu Rao, dean of Osmania medical college informed Express. that, the mishap took place when the students were returning from a sports competition in KIMS Medical College, Amalapuram.
As Per the Vijayawada police officials, the bus may have hit a tree at very high speed as the front side of the cabin was completely smashed and the bus had overturned on impact. Some of the students were pulled out by villagers from underneath the seats where they had been stuck.
"This accident took place because of the negligence of the driver from Dhanunjaya travels. The driver was drunk and was over speeding the bus and the accident happened. All the students who were travelling in the bus requested the driver to drive slowly but he didn't listen to them. He died on the spot,” officials added.
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