Four killed in car-lorry collision in Andhra Pradesh
The deceased women were identified as residents of Gaddamidipalli village in Erragondapalem mandal. Authorities are yet to confirm the identity of the driver.Local police have begun an investigation into the cause of the accident.On Sunday night, at least 42 people were injured when a state-run bus crashed into a culvert in Nellore district. The bus was on its way to Tirupati at the time of the accident.In a separate incident in April, a private travel bus overturned in the district injuring five passengers. The bus was travelling from Hyderabad to Chirala with around 25 passengers on board.advertisementEdited by Disha Maloo
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