6 days ago
Telangana Man Dies in Florida Crash, Family Seeks Help
N Rahul, a man from Telangana, died in a car accident in Florida.
The car he was traveling in crashed into a tree.
Two other people also died in the crash, according to media reports.
Rahul had gone to the United States four years ago to study for an MS degree.
After finishing his studies, he worked part-time there.
He had returned to India in May for his sister’s wedding.
He then went back to the United States.
His family is asking the government to help bring his body home.
N Rahul of Navipet in Telangana’s Nizamabad district died in a road accident in Florida on Tuesday.
Media reports said three people died after their car crashed into a tree in Brevard County.
Rahul had traveled to the United States four years ago to pursue an MS degree.
After completing his degree, he was working part-time in the United States, according to his father.
Rahul’s family has asked the government to help bring his body back to India.
- Who
- N Rahul of Navipet in Telangana’s Nizamabad district, along with two other people, died in the crash.
- What
- A car crashed into a tree, killing three people, including Rahul.
- Where
- The crash occurred in Brevard County, Florida, in the United States.
- When
- The crash occurred on Tuesday; Rahul’s family sought government help on Wednesday.
- Why
- The family requested government assistance to bring Rahul’s body back to India.
Key facts
- Victim
- N Rahul
- Native place
- Navipet, Nizamabad district, Telangana
- Location of crash
- Brevard County, Florida, United States
- Reported deaths
- Three people, including Rahul
- Cause of incident
- The car crashed into a tree
- Education
- Rahul had gone to the United States to pursue an MS degree
- Family request
- Government help to bring his body back to India
Quotes
Haribabu
Father of N Rahul
“He had come for his sister's marriage in May (to his native place) and again went to the US,”
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“We request the government to help in bringing our son's body back home at the earliest.”
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