Rayachoty: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu has expressed deep sadness after nine people lost their lives when a mango-laden lorry overturned near Reddicheruvu Katta, Pullampet mandal in the Annamayya district, in the last hours of Sunday.
The CM inquired with officials about the cause of the accident. Officials informed him that the victims were travelling from Rajampet to Railway Koduru when the incident took place at late hours of Sunday. Additionally, they also reported that proper medical treatment is being provided to the injured.
CM assured that the government will fully support the families of the deceased. He directed the officials to ensure quality medical care for those injured in the accident.
Alongside Chandrababu Naidu, former CM of Andhra Pradesh, YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has also expressed grief over the lorry mishap.
In addition to this, the governor of Andhra Pradesh, S Abdul Nazeer, has expressed deep anguish and profound grief over the road accident that occurred on Sunday night.
Following this, Nazeer has also directed the district administration to provide better medical care to the injured persons and expressed his heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family members.
In a similar incident that happened on June 30, three people died and five other persons sustained serious injuries after a lorry collided with a tempo traveller in Andhra Pradesh's Annamayya district, informed the police.
This incident took place at Kurabalakota Mandal of the Tamballapalle Constituency, near Dommanna Bavi.
Mudivedu Sub-Inspector Dilip stated that an unidentified lorry hit the tempo traveller. The critically injured individuals were immediately shifted to Madanapalle Government Hospital via the 108 ambulance service.
Transport Minister Mandipalli Ram Prasad Reddy took cognisance of the road accident in Annamayya district and expressed his deep sorrow over the accident.
The minister directed the transport authorities to initiate prompt rescue operations at the accident site.
Mudivedu Sub-Inspector Dilip said that a case has been registered, and further investigation is underway in the matter.
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