Bad road in Telangana may have led to eight-year-old girl's death
It is still unknown what caused the horrifying catastrophe in bachupally that took the life of eight-year-old Gunda Deekshitha. While the fast car was given the responsibility by the authorities, it was also discovered that the collision was caused by a substandard road. It is challenging to determine the precise reason because there are no CCTV cameras in the vicinity.
Deekshitha and her father kishore had to slow down while riding their bike because of a damaged section of the road close to Dr. Reddy's Labs, according to initial evidence discovered by the police. In the meanwhile, the van that was directly behind them struck their car, causing the disaster. Locals said that kishore lost control when navigating the 'pothole' in the road and collapsed, which caused Deekshitha to collide with the van's wheels.
Deekshitha and her father kishore had to slow down while riding their bike because of a damaged section of the road close to Dr. Reddy's Labs, according to initial evidence discovered by the police. In the meanwhile, the van that was directly behind them struck their car, causing the disaster. Locals said that kishore lost control when navigating the 'pothole' in the road and collapsed, which caused Deekshitha to collide with the van's wheels.
The PME's first findings suggested that Deekhshitha's fatal head injury was the cause of death. On Thursday, her death rituals were carried out in their home village in West Godavari.
At shamirpet on Sunday, two people lost their lives and another was hurt when the bike they were riding veered off the road and collided with an electric pole. They ran over two additional two-wheeler riders.
One person per incident was killed after they were struck by autos in separate accidents at Rajendranagar and Adibatla.
One person per incident was killed after they were struck by autos in separate accidents at Rajendranagar and Adibatla.