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Speeding lorry hits divider on CTO flyover

HYDERABAD: A speeding lorry laden with rice bran lost control and went up the divider on CTO flyover at Parade Ground end late on Tuesday night bringing traffic movement to a grinding halt. Fortunately, no one was injured. The driver and cleaner of the lorry fled the spot. The Gopalapuram police stopped traffic from entering the flyover from St. Ann’s School side.

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