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One Ayyappa devotee dies while ten injured in an accident in Tamil Nadu
A troop of Ayyappa devotees who are travelling by a tourist bus met with an accident in Tamil Nadu, One devotee claimed to have died while ten of theme were injured severely.
Vizianagaram: A troop of Ayyappa devotees who are travelling by a tourist bus met with an accident in Tamil Nadu, One devotee claimed to have died while ten of theme were injured severely. The devotees are shocked, and they are not in a position to seek help from anybody as they don't know the local language.
As per the information, a team comprising of 45 devotees of Panchali village in Pachipenta Mandal of Vizianagaram district left for Sabarimala by a tourist bus. The team has visited Sabarimala and some other temples and coming back to their native place. After taking Darsan at Srirangam, the bus was travelling to Kanchi. However, on the way, the driver, who fell asleep lost the control, and the bus has rammed into the iron divider.
B. Gowri Sankara Rao, aged 25 years of Panchali, has lost his life in this shocking accident and K.Durgarao, B.Jagadish and some others are seriously injured, admitted at local hospitals. Their relatives have approached the local leaders and contacting the officers at Tamil Nadu for providing better health services there.
