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Eight Engineering Students From TN Killed in Highway Crash in Keralam’s Thrissur

  • Eight people died late Friday night when their car rammed into a parked lorry on National Highway 66 at Panampikkunnu, near Kaipamangalam in Kerala's Thrissur district.
  • The victims, traveling in a car with a Madurai registration, are believed to be students from neighboring Tamil Nadu based on an identity card recovered from PSNA Engineering College in Dindigul at the accident site.
  • Heading toward Kodungallur from Guruvayur, the car crashed into the lorry on a stretch where roadwork was underway; local residents and Fire and Rescue Services personnel launched a rescue operation, though all occupants had died.
  • Officials transferred the victims' bodies to Thrissur Medical College mortuary for post-mortem examinations while police launched an investigation, with further details expected following their inquiry.
  • A similar accident occurred last month in Kunnamkulam, Thrissur, when a private bus rammed multiple vehicles; police reported, "One person has died, and several others have been injured, two of whom are in a serious condition.
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A horrific road accident rocked the Indian state of Kerala on Saturday night, killing eight young people, including seven students.

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Thrissur ∙ Eight people died tragically in an accident where a car hit a lorry parked at the Kaipamangalam Panambikunnu Center. The driver of the car was also a Dindigul.Malayala Manorama Online News, Thrissur accident, Kaipamangalam accident, engineering students accident, Kerala road accident, fatal car crash, Malayalam news, Thrissur accident, Kaipamangalam accident, engineering students accident, Kerala road accident, tragic news, Malayalam …

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Mathrubhumi broke the news in Kozhikode, India on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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