Telangana Techie, 6-year-old Son Killed In Florida Crash As Flawed-way Driver Hits Their Automobile

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A devastating accident in Florida, USA, has claimed the lives of three members of a Telangana household, leaving the Indian-American group in shock. 35-year-old Pragathi Reddy, her six-year-old son Harveen, and her 56-year-old mother-in-law Sunitha tragically misplaced their lives when their automobile was hit by a automobile driving within the fallacious route.

The Tekulapalli village natives have been returning residence from a weekend journey when the deadly collision occurred. Pragathi’s husband, who was behind the wheel, survived with accidents, whereas their eight-month-old child miraculously escaped unhurt.

Talking from India, Mohan Reddy, Pragathi’s father, expressed his devastation. “She moved to the US in 2012 to pursue her MS and had constructed a profitable life there. We obtained the tragic information at 4 AM,” he mentioned, his voice breaking with grief. Mohan Reddy is now making ready to journey to Florida to finish formalities and convey their stays residence.

Pragathi was a software program skilled, and her premature demise, alongside together with her younger little one, has sparked an outpouring of condolences from mates, household, and the tech group.


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