Three teenagers lost their lives in a tragic accident on the Dr. Manmohan Singh flyover, Hyderabad on Tuesday.
The accident happened early in the morning on the Bahadurpura-Aramghar flyover, which is under the jurisdiction of the Attapur Police Station in Cyberabad.
According to the police, the motorbike the teens were riding hit a road divider due to overspeeding and triple-riding. Two of them died instantly, while the third passed away at Osmania Hospital. The victims, aged 14-15 years, were identified as Maaz Qadri, Mohammed Ahmed, and Syed Imran. They were traveling from Bahadurpura to Aramghar at the time of the accident.
The bodies were sent to the Osmania Hospital mortuary for post-mortem, and an investigation is underway. The Bahadurpura-Aramghar flyover, inaugurated earlier this month, is the second-longest flyover in the city.
In another unfortunate incident on Tuesday, a 10-year-old girl was killed in Sheikhpet when a truck hit the motorbike she was riding with her father. The girl, Gaddam Atharvi, was a Class 5 student at the Delhi School of Excellence in Manikonda. She fell under the truck’s wheels and died on the spot.
A third accident occurred in the Medchal-Malkajgiri district, where a Class 10 student lost her life. The girl was on her scooty, returning home from tuition, when a truck hit her. She died instantly. Police blamed the truck driver’s negligence for the crash, arrested the driver, and filed a case at the Medipally Police Station.
These tragic accidents highlight the dangers of road safety violations and the need for stricter enforcement.
