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Six Injured After Car Collides With Two-Wheeler Near Ghatkesar
A car crashed into a two-wheeler near Vignan College in Ghatkesar.
The accident happened on Monday night.
Six young people were badly hurt.
They were taken to Gandhi Hospital for medical care.
Two of them are reportedly in serious condition.
Police arrived after learning about the crash.
Reports suggest the car driver may have been drunk.
Police took the driver into custody and are investigating what happened.
Six youths were severely injured when a car collided with a two-wheeler near Vignan College in Ghatkesar.
The accident occurred on Monday night.
All injured people were shifted to Gandhi Hospital for treatment.
Two of the injured are reportedly in serious condition.
Police detained the car driver amid allegations that the driver was intoxicated and launched an investigation.
- Who
- Six youths were injured; police took the car driver into custody.
- What
- A car collided with a two-wheeler, causing severe injuries.
- Where
- Near Vignan College in Ghatkesar, Hyderabad.
- When
- Monday night.
- Why
- Preliminary reports allege that the car driver was in an inebriated state.
Key facts
- Injured
- Six youths
- Serious cases
- Two injured people are reportedly in serious condition.
- Vehicles involved
- One car and one two-wheeler
- Location
- Near Vignan College, Ghatkesar
- Time
- Monday night
- Hospital
- Gandhi Hospital
- Police action
- The driver was taken into custody and an investigation was launched.
Sources
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