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Home | Telangana | 40 Year Old Pedestrian Killed As Bike Rams Her In Telanganas Medak

40-year-old pedestrian killed as bike rams her in Telangana’s Medak

The deceased, identified as Katikala Renuka of Ramyapally, was on her way to the office when a bike hit her

By Telangana Today
Published Date - 14 December 2024, 08:34 AM
40-year-old pedestrian killed as bike rams her in Telangana’s Medak
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Medak: A pedestrian died on the spot as a bike hit her while she was walking to her workplace at Ramayapally in Manoharabad mandal on Saturday morning.

The deceased was identified as Katikala Renuka (40), a resident of Ramyapally. She was working in a unit of Indus Medicare Limited located on the outskirts of the village.

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The bike hit her when she was on her way to the company. Renuka died on the spot as she sustained severe head injuries. The body was shifted to the government hospital in Toopran for postmortem.

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