Pehowa: In a tragic incident, a 20-year-old MBBS student of Maulana Azad Medical College, MAMC Delhi, died after a speeding car allegedly hit his motorcycle on Kaithal Road in Pehowa.

The medico had reportedly come home to celebrate Dussehra with his family when a speeding car allegedly hit his motorcycle near the Sadar police station turn on Kaithal Road in Pehowa. He sustained severe head injuries and died, while the driver fled the scene. Police registered a case against the unidentified driver and handed over the body to the family.

As per Amarujala media report, the relative of the deceased medico informed that the student had come home on Saturday night to celebrate Dussehra with his family. As per statements from his uncle, the student had gone from the grain market to a weighbridge for some work. While returning, he was near the Sadar police station turn on Kaithal Road when a Creta car hit his motorcycle.

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The car driver allegedly took a sudden turn towards a petrol pump, causing the collision. The impact threw the student off his motorcycle, and he fell some distance away on the road.

Due to the impact, he sustained serious head injuries, and the car driver fled the spot after the accident.

Following the accident, the police registered a case against the unidentified car driver and handed over the student's body to his family.

Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that a gynaecologist and his wife were killed, while their daughter suffered serious injuries after a moving car was struck by a falling boulder and plunged into a gorge in Himachal Pradesh's Kullu district on Friday. The incident occurred at around 10.30 a.m. on the Ranabagh–Deori road in Ani subdivision when heavy rocks suddenly rolled down from a hillside onto the road and hit the car.

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