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3 killed in RTC bus-auto collision
Madanapalle (Chittoor): Three persons were killed and two others critically injured when a RTC bus and an auto-rickshaw collided in Kurabalakota mandal on Tuesday.
Madanapalle (Chittoor): Three persons were killed and two others critically injured when a RTC bus and an auto-rickshaw collided in Kurabalakota mandal on Tuesday.
According to the police, all of them including the three dead and the two injured travelling in the ill-fated auto were from Papepalli in Pedamandyam mandal and were returning home after their personal work in Madanapalle.
The mishap occurred when the APSRTC belonging to Madanapalle depot bus coming in opposite direction collided with the auto at Mudivedu crossroads leading to the death of three in the auto on the spot.
They were identified as Babusaheb (60), his son Aminpeer (35) and Junaid (4) son of Kouserbhi.
Sadly Aminpeer purchased the auto which is new one in Madanapalle and was returning to Peddamandaym 60 km away.
They offered seats to the three as they know each other in the auto to return home from Madanapalle.
Kouserbhi another person Perulla from Papepalle, who were injured in the mishap were firs admitted in Madanapalle Area Hospital and later shifted to Bengaluru for better treatment. A case has been registered.
