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Kamareddy/Hyderabad, Oct 15 (Maxim News): A serious road accident took place at Jangampally in Bhiknoor mandal. A tipper coming from the wrong route on National Highway 44 hit a scooty.
Three people died on the spot in the incident and one is reported to be in critical condition. Police reached the spot after receiving information from locals and inspected the scene.
According to the police, four people were riding an electric scooty on National Highway 44 near Jangampally in Bhiknoor mandal. At the same time, a tipper coming from the wrong route hit the scooty. As a result, a 3-year-old boy, a woman, and an elderly man died on the spot.
The police said that the condition of a six-month-old baby is critical. The baby has been shifted to Kamareddy Area Hospital for treatment. The police said that a case has been registered and an investigation is underway. (Maxim News)
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