Road Accident: Alamuru SI dies in road accident..

Suryapet Road Accident: SI, Constable Killed, Two Others Seriously Injured

The horrific road accident that occurred in Suryapet district early Thursday morning has left many people deeply saddened. A car, which was speeding on the national highway at Durgapuram on the Kodada Bypass, lost control and hit a parked lorry from behind. Two people died on the spot, and two others were seriously injured in the accident. The incident has left the families of the deceased in deep grief and has once again opened the door to discussion on road safety.

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Accident Details: Car Crushed, Hit by Lorry

A car traveling at high speed on National Highway 65, as it approached Durgapuram, hit a lorry parked on the side of the road from behind without noticing it. The severity of the accident was so terrible that the front of the car was completely crushed. The driver and passengers were trapped inside.

Hearing the noise, nearby residents and passing motorists informed the police. Upon receiving the alert, Kodad police reached the scene quickly and began rescue operations. With much effort, they pulled the injured from the wreckage and shifted them to Kodad Government Hospital. Unfortunately, doctors confirmed that two people had already died.

Road Accident: Alamuru SI Dies in the Crash

During initial investigations, police identified the deceased as SI Ashok and Constable Swamy from Alamuru in Konaseema district, Andhra Pradesh. They were en route to Hyderabad in connection with a ganja case. Along with SI Ashok, Constable Blessing Jeevan also died on the spot. Another constable, Swami, and the driver, Ramesh, are in critical condition and under treatment.

Possible Causes: Speeding, Drowsiness?

According to preliminary police findings, speeding and drowsiness were the likely causes of this tragic incident. Driving on highways at high speeds during early morning hours can lead to fatal outcomes, especially due to driver fatigue. Investigators are also assessing whether the parked lorry had proper reflectors or warning signals.

Next Steps: Case Registered, Investigation Ongoing

Kodad police have registered a case and launched a full investigation. They are reviewing the vehicle conditions, driver health reports, and road circumstances. To reduce such fatalities, police are urging drivers to avoid speeding and take adequate rest during long journeys.

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The tragic death of SI Ashok and Constable Swamy has not only shaken the police department but also reignited public discourse on stricter road safety enforcement.