Kids of drowned Telugu couple safe with family friend
According to accounts, the two young kids of an Andhra Pradesh-born Indian-American couple who drowned in Arizona are currently staying with a family friend and will depart for india shortly. The day after Christmas, Narayana Muddana, 49, his wife Haritha Muddana, 47, and their friend Gokul Mediseti, 47, drowned in Woods Canyon Lake in Coconino County, Arizona, in the United States. The girls, who are seven and twelve years old, reside with kishore Pittala's family, who is Muddana's neighbour and close friend, according to ABC15.
On the evening of december 26, Pittala and some friends travelled up to Payson, Arizona, to get the two orphaned children from the care of the child safety department. "I can tell they are upset because of the expressions on their data-faces. However, they are currently doing well "Pittala spoke with ABC15. According to the story, the girls will shortly take a flight to Guntur, where their grandparents will look after them. Pittala claimed to ABC15 that he had turned down an invitation from the Muddana family to attend Haritha's birthday celebration at Woods Canyon Lake a few days prior. Eleven persons in total, including six adults and five kids, attended.
Pittala said, "I was stunned. I'm confused; did this truly happen for a split second?
On the evening of december 26, Pittala and some friends travelled up to Payson, Arizona, to get the two orphaned children from the care of the child safety department. "I can tell they are upset because of the expressions on their data-faces. However, they are currently doing well "Pittala spoke with ABC15. According to the story, the girls will shortly take a flight to Guntur, where their grandparents will look after them. Pittala claimed to ABC15 that he had turned down an invitation from the Muddana family to attend Haritha's birthday celebration at Woods Canyon Lake a few days prior. Eleven persons in total, including six adults and five kids, attended.
Pittala said, "I was stunned. I'm confused; did this truly happen for a split second?