9 dead in road accident in Andhra Pradesh

There were over 20 people travelling atop the Mango truck

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Amaravati, Updated At : 09:45 AM Jul 14, 2025 IST

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Nine people were killed and eleven others sustained injuries after a mango-laden lorry overturned on a mini truck near Reddycheruvu in Annamayya district, police said on Monday.

There were over 20 people travelling atop the Mango truck.

The accident occurred on Sunday night around 9:30 pm, a police official said.

"This happened when the lorry's rear wheel got stuck in sand and lost balance, falling on a mini-truck," a police official said.

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