Five individuals, including Malayali nurses Akhil Alex and Teena, died in a car accident in AlUla, Saudi Arabia. While returning from a visit to AlUla, their vehicle collided with a Land Cruiser, resulting in fire and fatalities. Teena, a nurse from Madina, was preparing to return home with her fiancé, Akhil.
A tragic car accident occurred in AlUla, Saudi Arabia, resulting in the deaths of five individuals, including two Malayali nurses. The victims, identified as Akhil Alex and Teena from Wayanad, were involved in a collision while returning from AlUla, approximately 150 kilometers from the incident site.
Initial reports suggest that three of the deceased were Saudi nationals. The collision involved their vehicle and an oncoming Land Cruiser, which led to both vehicles igniting, resulting in devastation such that the bodies were charred beyond recognition.
Teena was employed as a nurse at the Cardiac Center in Madina and was preparing to return home. Her fiancé, Akhil, had traveled from London to join her, with plans to return to India for their wedding. The bodies of the deceased are currently located at Muhsin Hospital in AlUla.
This unfortunate incident highlights the dangers of road travel and the profound impact of traffic accidents. The loss of Akhil Alex and Teena, along with the other victims, is mourned by the community, especially as they were looking forward to a new beginning. The tragic circumstances serve as a reminder of the fragility of life and the need for greater road safety measures.
Original Source: english.mathrubhumi.com
