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Youth dies in accident

Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD: A youngster, who was taking the body of his grandfather to house from hospital after the latter died of illness, was killed in a road accident at Rajendranagar on Tuesday.

M. Ravi Kumar, 25, a private firm employee, along with two of his relatives, was taking the body of his grandfather in an autorickshaw to his house at Parigi in Ranga Reddy district when the accident occurred. The three-wheeler overturned while taking a turn at Gaganpahad.

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