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Accident – Death – Obituary News : : 1. Telangana woman road accident Florida
2. Telangana origin woman Florida death
A tragic incident occurred in Florida, USA, where a 25-year-old woman, Guntipalli Sowmya, was fatally struck by a speeding car. She had recently completed her Masters degree at Florida Atlantic University and was in the process of job hunting. The news has shocked the Indian student community, following other recent incidents of Indian students facing untimely deaths in the US. Sowmya’s family is seeking assistance to bring her body back to India. This unfortunate event adds to the list of similar incidents involving Indian students abroad. For more updates, follow us on social media.
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1. Telangana woman killed in Florida
2. Telangana native dies in US road accident
The Tragic Accident in Florida That Claimed the Life of Guntipalli Sowmya
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Guntipalli Soumya in a file photo.
Hyderabad: A Telangana native, Guntipalli Sowmya, tragically lost her life in a road accident that occurred in the state of Florida, USA. The 25-year-old woman, who had travelled to the United States for higher education, was hit by a speeding car on a fateful Sunday, resulting in her untimely demise. Sowmya had recently completed her Masters degree at Florida Atlantic University and was in the process of seeking employment through a consultancy.
According to reports, she had just celebrated her twenty-fifth birthday earlier in the month. The news of her sudden passing has left her parents, Koteswara Rao, Balamani, and other family members devastated, who are now seeking assistance to repatriate her body back to India.
Rising Incidents in the US:
In recent times, there has been a concerning trend of tragic accidents involving Indian students studying in the USA. The unfortunate demise of Andhra-origin student, Belem Achyuth, at State University of New York (SUNY) due to a bike accident on May 24, and the mysterious disappearance of Telugu student, Rupesh Chandra Chintakindi, from Chicago since May 2, have further compounded the sense of loss within the Indian student community.
Additionally, the heartbreaking case of Jahnavi Kandula, who lost her life after being struck by a police cruiser in Seattle last year, serves as a grim reminder of the risks faced by Telugu-origin students abroad. Earlier in January, two 22-year-old Telugu students were found deceased in Hartford, Connecticut, having tragically succumbed to carbon monoxide poisoning from a faulty room heater.
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