Three killed as SUV ploughs into service lane at Vikravandi near Villupuram
The Hindu
The driver lost control of the vehicle on the Chennai-Tiruchi national highway and ran over three people walking on the service lane and hit a motorist before coming to a halt.
Three persons were killed and another injured when a speeding SUV ploughed into them on the service lane of the Chennai-Tiruchy national highway at Vikravandi near here on Sunday. The deceased were identified as M. Dayalan, 40, his wife Chandra, 35 of Vikravandi and U. Selvam, 55 of Chinnathatchur. Police sources said the accident occurred around 6.30 a.m. when the vehicle was on its way to Tiruchy from Chennai carrying three persons.
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