In a shocking incident, a Ferrari veered onto the wrong side of the road in Hyderabad's Jubilee Hills on Saturday (February 22) and rammed multiple vehicles, injuring three people, according to a TOI report. The incident occurred on Road No 45. The luxury car, worth Rs 3.5-4 crore, lost control on the road and hit an electric pole on the divider.
After losing control, it hit an electric pole on the divider before ramming into a car coming from the opposite direction.
A police official said, "Few cars and other vehicles coming behind the car hit by the Ferrari were also damaged in the collision." According to the preliminary reports, the accident may have been caused by brake or engine failure, TOI reported.
Soon after receiving information, the police personnel rushed to the spot and began efforts to clear the road. Traffic in the area was severely affected, with vehicles diverted to ease congestion.
The case has been registered after one of the victims filed a complaint.
This incident comes amid growing concerns over strict rules and punishment for rash and reckless driving. In a recent incident that has shaken the country, is of SUV crash happened in Delhi's Dwarka.
In the tragic incident that happened on the morning of February 3, a minor, who was driving a Scorpio with his sister as a co-passenger, rammed Delhi's Sahil's bike head-on, before hitting a cab. The crash happened near Lal Bahadur Shastri College.
Sahil was immediately rushed to the hospital but was declared dead on arrival, while the taxi driver sustained injuries.
The incident was caught on camera as the minor's sister was filming for the purpose of an Instagram reel. The video showed the Scorpio speeding on a two-lane road that did not have a divider. The SUV narrowly missed a bus before crashing into Sahil's bike.
The father of the minor SUV driver involved in the Dwarka SUV crash broke the silence on Wednesday, expressing remorse over the accident, even as victim Sahil Dhaneshra's mother is preparing to move court seeking stricter legal action against the accused.
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