Four youngsters killed in road accident
The Hindu
‘Driving of bikes at high speed led to the accident’
Four youngsters died after two bikes they were travelling on collided with each other at Nasimpet in Athmakur (S) mandal of Suryapet district on Thursday night.
Police said that the accident took place around 10.30 p.m. when the victim, Banouth Aravind (20) from Thettekunta Thanda and Bhukya Vignesh of Aipur Thanda were going towards Miryal village from Athmakur (S) on his bike at a high speed.
“When they reached Nasimpet village their bike collided with another bike driven by Bhukya Naveen (21) of Botya Thada, and Dharavath Anand (22) of Lakshmi Naik Thanda as pillion. The other bike was also zooming at a high speed,” police said.
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