HYDERABAD: A one-year-old infant was killed, while his parents and elder brother suffered critical injuries in a car crash in Jackson County in USA’s Florida. The family hails from Jadcharla in Telangana’s Mahabubnagar.
The couple, identified as Bommidi Anusha and Kommareddy Susheel, works as software engineers.
They were returning from Cranial Facial therapy for their 11-year-old son, Advaith at the time of the incident.
According to Florida Highway Patrol, the vehicle carrying four of the family, residents of Alabama, was traveling northbound on State Road 73 near Cottondale on Friday night. Officials say the car tried to pass another vehicle when it went into the southbound lane.
The car then left the roadway, moving onto a grass shoulder until it hit a tree. The car continued moving before hitting another tree.
The infant was transported by helicopter to a hospital in Tallahassee, Florida, with life-threatening injuries. But he succumbed to injuries yesterday.
The other three victims were rushed to a hospital in Dothan with life-threatening injuries. The family has reached out for support with medical expenses during this challenging time.
The couple, identified as Bommidi Anusha and Kommareddy Susheel, works as software engineers.
They were returning from Cranial Facial therapy for their 11-year-old son, Advaith at the time of the incident.
According to Florida Highway Patrol, the vehicle carrying four of the family, residents of Alabama, was traveling northbound on State Road 73 near Cottondale on Friday night. Officials say the car tried to pass another vehicle when it went into the southbound lane.
The car then left the roadway, moving onto a grass shoulder until it hit a tree. The car continued moving before hitting another tree.
The infant was transported by helicopter to a hospital in Tallahassee, Florida, with life-threatening injuries. But he succumbed to injuries yesterday.
The other three victims were rushed to a hospital in Dothan with life-threatening injuries. The family has reached out for support with medical expenses during this challenging time.