Archive · 6 Dec 2025
Nine students die in separate road accidents
Two sad accidents happened on the same day.
In the first one, five engineering students were traveling in a car when they crashed into a big truck.
Four of them died right away, and two were hurt very badly.
One of the hurt students died in the hospital.
In the second accident, four medical students were coming back from a party when their car hit a parked truck.
All four of them died right away.
Everyone is very sad about what happened to these young students.
Five engineering students from Guntur Vigyan University died in a road accident in Palnadu district.
Four MBBS interns from Shri Venkateshwara University died in a car crash on the Delhi-Lucknow National Highway in Amroha, Uttar Pradesh.
The first accident occurred when their car collided with a container lorry on the Ganapavaram bypass road.
The second accident happened when their car rammed into a parked truck on the service road.
In both accidents, all the victims were young students with promising futures.
- Who
- Nine students (five engineering students and four MBBS interns)
- What
- Two separate road accidents involving cars and trucks
- When
- Not specified for the first accident, around 10:30 pm on Wednesday for the second
- Where
- Ganapavaram bypass road, Nadendla mandal, Palnadu district and Delhi-Lucknow National Highway, Amroha, Uttar Pradesh
- Why
- The car collided with a container lorry and went underneath it in the first accident; the car rammed into a parked truck from behind in the second accident
- Location 1
- Ganapavaram bypass road, Nadendla mandal, Palnadu district
- Location 2
- Delhi-Lucknow National Highway, Amroha, Uttar Pradesh
- Victims 1
- Five engineering students from Guntur Vigyan University
- Victims 2
- Four MBBS interns from Shri Venkateshwara University
- Vehicle Involved 1
- Car and container lorry
- Vehicle Involved 2
- Car and parked truck
- Casualties 1
- Four died instantly, one died in hospital
- Casualties 2
- Four died on the spot
- Injured 1
- Two students with serious injuries
- Hospital 1
- Chilakaluripet Government Hospital
- Responders 1
- Former minister and Chilakaluripet MLA Prathipati Pullarao
