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2 Indian students killed, 2 injured in Ireland car crash

Two Indian students in their 20s have been killed and two others remain in hospital with serious injuries after the car they were travelling in struck a tree in County Carlow, southern Ireland, according to the Irish police. Cherekuri Suresh...

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London, Updated At : 09:57 AM Feb 03, 2025 IST

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Two Indian students in their 20s have been killed and two others remain in hospital with serious injuries after the car they were travelling in struck a tree in County Carlow, southern Ireland, according to the Irish police.

Cherekuri Suresh Chowdary and Chithoori Bhargav were pronounced dead at the scene of the fatal road collision early on Friday morning by the local Gardai, or police, and emergency services.

“Our team is in touch with the family and friends of the deceased,” the Indian Embassy in Dublin said.

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