4 people misplaced their lives and 30 others sustained accidents when a Karnataka State Transport Company (KSRTC) bus collided with a truck on Thursday. The accident occurred in Ranipet, leaving the entrance portion of the bus mangled and sparking widespread concern over street security. The deceased had been recognized as Manjunathan, Krishnappa, Sankaran, and Somashekaharan, in accordance with Ranipet Police. Among the many injured, three stay in crucial situation and are being handled at native hospitals. The our bodies of the deceased are present process autopsy on the Ranipet Authorities Hospital earlier than being handed over to their households. This tragic accident provides to a rising listing of deadly street incidents in Tamil Nadu over current weeks.
On December 26, a devastating collision on the Chennai-Tiruchi freeway close to Paadalam in Chengalpattu district claimed three lives from a single household. Ganapathy (40), his daughter Hema (13), and son Bala (10) succumbed to accidents when their automobile was struck by one other automobile that had misplaced management.
Survivors from the household, together with Ganapathy’s spouse Sarannya (35), her sister Jaya (30), and her daughter Divya (3), sustained accidents and are present process therapy at Chengalpattu Authorities Medical Faculty Hospital. The household was travelling from Chennai to Dindigul when the tragedy unfolded.
Earlier within the month, on December 12, a collision in Coimbatore district claimed the lives of three people from Kerala, together with a two-month-old toddler. The accident occurred in Madukkarai when an Alto automobile carrying the household collided with a truck.
The victims had been recognized as Jacob Abraham (60), his spouse Sheeba (55), and their grandson Aaron (2 months), all hailing from Eraviperur in Pathanamthitta district, Kerala. Jacob’s daughter Aleena (21), Aaron’s mom, remains to be hospitalized in crucial situation. The household had been en path to Bengaluru from Pathanamthitta.
Regardless of these harrowing incidents, Tamil Nadu Police report a 5% discount in deadly street accidents and deaths within the first seven months of 2024 in comparison with the identical interval in 2023.
