5 killed, 4 injured as vehicle hits power lines in India's Hyderabad
The incident occurred in Ramanthapur area of Hyderabad, the capital city of Telangana state. According to police, the vehicle hit the overhead high-tension electric wires, which snapped and fell onto the vehicle, leading to the electrocution of the men near it. The victims were attempting to push the vehicle and received the fatal electric shock in the process.
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