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Team Udayavani, Dec 1, 2024, 9:07 AM IST
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Ballari: A tragic road accident on the Karnataka-Andhra border claimed three lives, including two doctors from BIMS, on Sunday (December 1) morning.
The accident occurred near Vidapanakal on the Anantapur road in Andhra Pradesh. The car reportedly crashed into a tree, causing the fatalities.
The deceased include Dr. Govindarajulu from the Oncology Department, Dr. Yogesh from the Ophthalmology Department, and Venkat Naidu. Another doctor, Dr. Amaregouda Patil, sustained serious injuries and is currently under treatment.
Reports state that the bodies are being transported to Bellary for further procedures.
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