7 months ago

Man Dies in Highway Accident

Man Dies in Highway Accident
Youth Killed In Road Accident On NH-65 · deccanchronicle.com

A 35-year-old man named Mohammed Khaja Fayazuddin died in a road accident on a big road called National Highway No.

65.

He was riding his motorcycle from Nalgonda towards Hyderabad when a large truck, which was turning around, hit him.

The accident happened in a place called Aregudem.

The man was from a neighborhood in Hyderabad called Tolichowki.

Sadly, he died right at the place of the accident.

The police are aware of what happened.

Meanwhile, a state minister spoke at an event about road safety, saying that stricter rules and more awareness are needed to prevent accidents.

He warned that driving while using a phone or under the influence of alcohol will be heavily penalized.

The minister also directed authorities to improve safety in accident-prone areas and announced plans to ease traffic congestion near a bridge.

Key facts

Victim's Name
Mohammed Khaja Fayazuddin
Victim's Age
35
Victim's Residence
Tolichowki, Hyderabad
Location of Accident
Aregudem, Choutuppal mandal, Yadadri-Bhongir district
Highway Involved
National Highway No. 65
Date of Accident
Saturday
Cause of Accident
Lorry taking a U-turn hit the motorcycle
Victim's Travel Direction
Nalgonda towards Hyderabad
Event
37th National Road Safety Month
Location of Event
Near Vijaya Dairy in Nandyal town
Key Speaker
NMD Farooq, State Minister for Law and Minority Welfare
Key Attendee
District Collector G Raja Kumari

Quotes

NMD Farooq

State Minister for Law and Minority Welfare

“Using mobile phones while driving and driving under the influence of alcohol are major causes of accidents, and warned that violators would face strict penalties.”
thehansindia.com
“The rapid increase in the number of vehicles has intensified traffic problems, making adherence to traffic regulations essential.”
thehansindia.com

G Raja Kumari

District Collector

“The district administration aims to significantly reduce road accidents in 2026 and warned that there would be zero tolerance towards violations of road safety norms.”
thehansindia.com
“A moment’s carelessness can permanently devastate families.”
thehansindia.com

Sources

Related news