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Visakhapatnam: Two bike accidents in one day on Telugu Thalli Flyover

The Telugu Thalli Flyover in Visakhapatnam witnessed two unfortunate bike accidents on Tuesday, 6 December 2022. While one of the incidents occurred during the early hours, the second accident took place during the evening.

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The police identified the victims as Neelam Jagadish (19) and Chindhada Surya Balasubramanyam (25). In one of the bike accidents on Telugu Thalli Flyover, Balasubramanyam, a native of Rajahmundry, was travelling towards the Visakhapatnam Railway Station at 4 am with his friend. The two-wheeler reportedly skidded, resulting in severe wounds. Despite being taken to the KGH immediately, the victim succumbed to injuries.

N Jagadish, a resident of Kancharapalem, was travelling home when he hit a flower pot on the divider. The victim succumbed to a severe head injury and was later taken for a post-mortem. The police believe over-speeding was the reason behind this accident.

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