Thrissur accident that killed 8 T.N. students: Forensic surgeon indicates possible alcohol use
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Thiruvananthapuram: In the wake of the road accident that killed eight students in Kaipamangalam, a comprehensive safety inspection has been carried out on all sections of National Highway 66, which is under construction in Kerala.
In the wake of the accident in which 8 students died in Thrissur's Kaippamangalam, Chief Minister VD Satheesan has written to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari requesting an urgent review of the safety arrangements on National Highway 66.
Thrissur: A special team has been formed to investigate the tragic accident in which 8 students from Tamil Nadu died after their car hit the back of a lorry parked on the national highway in Kaippamangalam. An eight-member team led by Kodungallur DySP Ratheesh Kumar will investigate the case. The special team will reach Tamil Nadu and conduct an investigation. The National Highway Authority and two other lorry drivers will be accused in the case…
It is suspected that the students who died in a road accident in Kaipamangalam were under the influence of drugs. A forensic examination conducted at the Government Medical College Hospital revealed that the students had been drinking alcohol. Blood samples have been sent to the Chemical Examination Lab in Kakkanad, Ernakulam for detailed examination. Tests are also being conducted to determine the use of drugs. Meanwhile, there are reports that…
Thrissur: In the accident that killed eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu in a road accident at Panambikunnu in Kaipamangalam on National Highway 66, it is being investigated whether drug use was a factor. The preliminary forensic examination conducted at the Govt. Medical College Hospital revealed that most of the deceased students were drunk. One of the deceased students was driving the car. Blood samples have been sent to the Chemical …
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