Telangana Road Accident: 22-Year-Old Woman Killed, Husband Injured As DCM Drags Scooty 1 Km In Hyderabad
· Free Press Journal
Hyderabad: A woman was killed and her husband injured after a DCM vehicle hit the scooty they were riding and dragged it for about a kilometre in Hyderabad.
The incident occurred in the IT hub of Madhapur late on Saturday night. The deceased was identified as Haniya Ayesha (22). Her husband, Abdul Basit (26), sustained grievous injuries and has been admitted to a private hospital.
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According to police, the scooty was hit by the vehicle at Mindspace. While Abdul Basit fell by the roadside, the woman, along with the scooty, was dragged by the vehicle for about a kilometre.
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Both the woman and her husband were shifted to AIG Hospital, where the doctors declared Ayesha dead on arrival. Abdul Basit was undergoing treatment for serious injuries.
The couple, hailing from Kerala, was working in a Malabar Gold store. They were returning home in Maheshwaram after watching a movie in Kukatpally.
Police shifted the woman’s body for post-mortem examination. A police officer said the couple’s family has been informed about the accident.
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The police were on the lookout for the DCM driver. The vehicle was registered in Karnataka.
Meanwhile, a container truck carrying autorickshaws caught fire in Andhra Pradesh’s Chittoor district.
The accident occurred near Bengaluru-Chennai National Highway in Bangarupalem mandal of Chittoor district.
The container, transporting eight autos from Hosur to Jharkhand, suddenly caught fire. The vehicle was gutted before the fire tender could rush to the scene to douse the flames.
The cause of the fire was not known. Police registered a case and launched an investigation.
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