2023-12-05 20:45:00
Tragedy Strikes as Five People, Including Four Malayalis, Die in Kashmir Accident
A group of 13 individuals from Kerala traveled to Kashmir by train on the 30th of last month, only to have their trip cut short by a devastating accident the very next day. The group was returning home when the accident occurred, resulting in the deaths of five individuals, including four Malayalis who were friends and lived in nearby houses. Minister K. Krishnankutty has assured the public that the process of repatriating the deceased will be expedited.
The accident took place in Jammu and Kashmir’s Gandharbal, specifically in Chittoor Nedungode, Palakkad. Of the five individuals who died, three Malayalis were among them, while three others were left injured, with one individual in critical condition. The four deceased Malayalis were identified as S. Vignesh, K. Rahul, R. Anil, and S. Sudheesh. The tragic accident occurred when the vehicle they were traveling in lost control and fell into a ravine on the Srinagar-le National Highway. All four individuals died at the scene, with the driver, Ejaz Ahmed Awan, also succumbing to his injuries on the way to the hospital. The bodies are currently at Sonamarg Primary Health Centre.
The three individuals who were injured were K. Rajesh, K. Arun, and M. Manoj. While Rajesh and Arun were admitted to Sonamarg Primary Health Centre, Manoj was in critical condition and was rushed to Sher E Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences for treatment.
This devastating incident has shocked the community, as the group of thirteen had gone on an excursion to Kashmir, only to have their trip end in tragedy. Our hearts go out to the families and loved ones of the deceased, and we hope for the speedy recovery of those who were injured in the accident. Let us all come together to support those affected by this heartbreaking event.
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