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Tragedy strikes mechanic’s family
While his daughter, Risha (18 months), was killed on the spot, his son Rehan was run over by a van, resulting in severe leg injuries. His legs were amputated at Gandhi hospital (GGH). Hyder and his wife are being treated at the hospital. The accident shattered the mechanic’s family. Fellow residents have been distressed by the plight that befell Hyder.
Patancheru: In a tragic accident recently, a mechanic lost his daughter and his son was injured seriously leading to amputation of his legs. The mechanic himself and his wife are under treatment at Gandhi Hospital. According to police, the mishap occurred when Hyder lost control of his bike and fell down while on his way to Sangareddy Government Hospital with his family to get his son Rehan treated for viral fever.
While his daughter, Risha (18 months), was killed on the spot, his son Rehan was run over by a van, resulting in severe leg injuries. His legs were amputated at Gandhi hospital (GGH). Hyder and his wife are being treated at the hospital. The accident shattered the mechanic’s family. Fellow residents have been distressed by the plight that befell Hyder.
