Three killed as car crashes into parked lorry near Nagercoil
A tragic road accident near Nagercoil resulted in the deaths of three family members. The victims were traveling to visit a patient when their car collided with a parked lorry. The driver sustained serious injuries and is currently receiving treatment.
- ▪Three persons were killed in a road accident at Vellamadam near Nagercoil.
- ▪The victims were identified as Sivakami, U. Thuraitchi, and U. Kishore, while Suresh was the driver.
- ▪The car crashed into a lorry parked on the roadside, leading to the fatalities and injuries.
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- ▪ Five friends killed after car crashes into parked lorry on Karnataka highway — Hindustan Times — Top
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| Publication time | Sat, 30 May 2026 21:38:32 +0530 |
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Three persons were killed in a road accident at Vellamadam near Nagercoil on Saturday.According to police, four members of a family from Thiruvenkadapuram near Nanguneri were travelling in a car to Nagercoil to visit a patient undergoing treatment at Kanniyakumari Government Medical College and Hospital. They were identified as Sivakami, 55, U. Thuraitchi, 42, U. Kishore, 18, and Suresh, 33 who was driving the vehicle.While nearing Vellamadam on the bypass road, the car rammed into a lorry parked on the roadside. Sivakami, Thuraitchi and Kishore died on the spot and Suresh sustained severe injuries.The police rushed to the spot and sent the bodies for post-mortem examination at KKGMCH.
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