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Four persons charred to death in ORR car accident
The deceased were identified as Shivakrishna, Srikanth and Raju, residents of Parkal in Warangal district and Sashidhar from Bellampally in Adilabad district.
Hyderabad: In a ghastly road accident, four persons were burnt to death after an Alto car in which they were travelling in hit a median and caught fire at Pedda Amberpet on the Outer Ring Road (ORR) on city outskirts on Monday.
The deceased were identified as Shivakrishna, Srikanth and Raju, residents of Parkal in Warangal district and Sashidhar from Bellampally in Adilabad district.
The four, all in the age group of 25-28, went to Shamshabad airport to see off their friend, Bhaskar, who left in a flight for Coimbatore. The accident took place when the four were returning home. Police said their bodies were totally burnt before any rescue effort could be extended.
The car is registered in the name of Sandela Rajeshwari of Parkal in Warangal district, with TS 03 EL6551 registration number.
Avoid rash driving: Minister
Minister for Transport Mahender Reddy has assured that the government would provide relief to the families of the car accident victims. The Minister enquired with the officials about the accident and conveyed his sympathies to the bereaved families. He advised motorists to desist from high speed and rash driving, and follow traffic safety rules.
