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Telangana Woman Dies In US Road Accident After Truck Rams Car; Family Seeks Help To Bring Body Home

A 31-year-old woman from Telangana died in a road accident in Missouri, United States, after a truck allegedly rammed the car she was travelling in from behind. The deceased, identified as Daram Supriya from Maripeda mandal in Mahabubabad district, was returning home after finishing work at a restaurant in the St Louis area, according to reports. Supriya Died At The Spot, Friend Seriously Injured…

On October 5, a tragic road accident in Missouri, United States, claimed the life of a 31-year-old woman named Daram Supriya from Telangana. Supriya, who worked at a restaurant in the St Louis area, was returning home after closing her job when the accident occurred late Saturday night. The incident took place when a truck allegedly collided with the car she was traveling in from behind, leaving her deceased on the spot.

Supriya was traveling alongside another woman from Telangana, and tragically, her friend suffered serious injuries and was rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment.

Supriya had been living in Missouri with her husband, Kodumuri Ranjith, a software professional. The couple had been married for approximately five years and together, they have a two-and-a-half-year-old son. Supriya's father, Daram Srinivas, expressed his shock and grief upon hearing the news of his daughter's death. He appealed to the Telangana government for help in bringing her remains back to India for proper last rites.

Similarly, her in-laws and family members have also sought assistance through local channels and social media, awaiting further information on how to repatriate Supriya's mortal remains to India.

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