Two women die as car overturns
The Hindu
Two women died after the car in which they were travelling met with an accident on the Tiruchi - Pudukottai national highway at Mathur on Sunday. Police identified the victims as A. Arokia Malarvizhi
Two women died after the car in which they were travelling met with an accident on the Tiruchi - Pudukottai national highway at Mathur on Sunday. Police identified the victims as A. Arokia Malarvizhi (36) and M. Leena Paul Iniko Mary (38) both from Kadukkakaadu village near Alangudi. The women were travelling in the car along with four others from Kadukkakaadu to Tiruchi to attend a wedding when the accident occurred. Police sources said Aruldas (40), the husband of Arokia Malarvizhi, who was driving the car noticed a light commercial vehicle coming in the opposite direction in a berserk manner after a rear tyre had got deflated causing wheel detachment.
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