In a tragic incident in Kerala’s Alappuzha district, five first-year medical students lost their lives when their car collided head-on with a state transport bus on Monday night. Heavy rains and slippery roads are believed to have contributed to the accident, police said.

The accident was caught on CCTV, showing the car losing control and crashing into the KSRTC bus. There were 11 students from TD Medical College in the car. Out of them, six were injured, and two are in very serious condition. Sadly, five students died in the accident. Their names are Muhammad Ibrahim, Devanandan, Ayush Shaji, Muhammad Jabbar, and Sreedeep Valsan.

Four doctors die in similar UP crash

Collision with truck on Agra-Lucknow expressway

On November 27, four doctors and a lab technician died when their SUV lost control, hit a divider, and was struck by a truck. They were returning to Saifai after attending a function in Lucknow.

Be careful while driving in winter and early smog. Drive slowly and clean your car's windows for a clear view. Rainy weather and cyclones make roads unsafe, so try not to drive unless necessary. Always prioritise your safety and avoid risky driving conditions whenever possible. Stay alert and drive responsibly. There are daily news reports about accidents, so avoid risky conditions and drive safely to protect yourself and others.