Three youngsters killed in Mancherial as motorbikes collide
Mancherial: In a freak mishap, three youngsters were killed and two others sustained critical injuries when two motorcycles collided with each other on a bridge across Pranahita river on the outskirts of Rapanapalli village in Kotapalli mandal on Saturday. The condition of the two injured youngsters was said to be stable. Kotapalli Sub-Inspector Ravi Kumar […]
Published Date - 11:18 PM, Sun - 21 February 21
Mancherial: In a freak mishap, three youngsters were killed and two others sustained critical injuries when two motorcycles collided with each other on a bridge across Pranahita river on the outskirts of Rapanapalli village in Kotapalli mandal on Saturday. The condition of the two injured youngsters was said to be stable.
Kotapalli Sub-Inspector Ravi Kumar said the deceased were identified as Challa Suman (23), Madimudugla Revanth (22), and Parsha Ramprasad (29), all residents of Aniksa village in Sironcha Taluq in Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. The injured are Jakkula Nithin belonging to Chennur town and Challa Ravi of Ankisa.
Both Revanth and Ramprasad died on the spot due to fatal injuries they received when the two speeding motorbikes rammed into each other on the bridge. Suman breathed his last while undergoing treatment at a hospital in Sironcha. Nithin was shifted to Mancherial, while Ravi was rushed to MGM Hospital in Warangal. Their condition is said to be out of danger.
At the time of the accident, Suman and Ravi were coming after visiting their relatives at Babbera Cheluka village in Kotapalli mandal, while Revanth and Ramprasad were returning to Ankisa village after watching a movie at Chennur. Over-speeding was the prima facie reason behind the mishap, said the police.
Challa Srinivas, father of Suman, lodged a complaint with the police who registered a case and investigations were taken up. Post-mortem of the bodies was conducted at Chennur government hospital.
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