4 MBBS students killed in car crash in UP

Lucknow: In a tragic incident, 4 MBBS students died in a fatal car crash Uttar Pradesh. According to the polcie officials, the medicos have been identified as MBBS students of Venkateshwar University.

Speaking to IANS, the police officials informed, " Four MBBS students were killed on the spot after their speeding car crashed into a parked DCM (truck) on the Delhi-Lucknow National Highway in Uttar Pradesh's Amroha."

The accident occurred late on Wednesday night.

The impact of the collision was so intense that the car was completely mangled, leaving no chance of survival for the occupants, according to eyewitnesses.

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Police reached the site immediately after receiving information and sent the bodies for post-mortem. Forensic teams and police personnel remained at the spot through the night, examining the wreckage and investigating the circumstances that led to the accident.

All four deceased are said to be MBBS students of Venkateshwar University. Officials from the university also arrived at the location. The identities of the victims are being confirmed, and their families are being informed, adds IANS report

A police team from Rajabpur police station inspected the scene, and efforts are underway to establish the exact cause of the crash.

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Medical Dialogues had earlier reported that two third-year MBBS students of SN Medical College lost their lives in a road accident near the Inter-State Bus Terminus (ISBT) on National Highway 19 connecting Agra and Delhi.

One MBBS student was from Agra, while the other was from Hardoi, both in Uttar Pradesh. The students have been identified 22 year old MBBS students from SN Medical College.

The incident occurred on Sunday evening when they were riding a motorcycle when an unknown vehicle struck them.