Government school teacher killed in road accident in Sikkal
The Hindu
Math teacher Katherine Jinitha, 42, fatally hit by SUV while riding motorbike in Sikkal, ECR Road. Driver booked.
A woman teacher of Government Higher Secondary School in Sikkal, Katherine Jinitha (42), was fatally knocked down by a speeding SUV on ECR Road at Sikkal on Wednesday.
The police said that the deceased from Nagercoil, was working as a Mathemathics teacher in the school,
While the teacher was riding a motorbike on the ECR, the SUV that was coming on the opposite direction hit the two-wheeler in the Bazaar area at around 1 p.m.
She was killed on the spot.
The SUV driver, B. Samuel of Thiruvananthapuram, has been booked for rash driving that led to the fatal accident.
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