Tragic Electrocution Claims Lives of Two Teenagers in Nellore District
In a heartbreaking incident that has sent shockwaves through the community, two teenagers lost their lives due to electrocution at Bonigarlapadu village in Varikuntapadu mandal of Nellore district on Sunday. The victims have been identified as T Ramesh (18) and Mekala Ganesh (18), both residents of the area.
Details of the Fatal Accident
According to police reports, Ramesh and Ganesh were traveling to their native place on a motorcycle when they accidentally came into contact with an illegal electric fencing installed at a farm. The impact of the electrocution was so severe that both young men died instantly at the scene.
The force of the electrical current was powerful enough to char their bodies completely and gut their motorcycle, leaving behind a scene of devastation that horrified local residents who witnessed the aftermath.
Immediate Response and Investigation
Local villagers who noticed the tragic incident promptly informed the police authorities. Law enforcement officials quickly arrived at the location and initiated necessary procedures.
The bodies of the deceased teenagers were carefully shifted to the government general hospital for post-mortem examination to determine the exact cause and circumstances of their deaths.
Police have registered a case regarding this incident and are conducting further investigations to ascertain all relevant details, including who installed the illegal electric fencing and whether proper safety measures were in place.
Community in Mourning
A profound sense of grief has descended upon the ST colony at Bonigarlapadu following the untimely deaths of these two young individuals. The tragedy has left family members and relatives devastated, with their agony compounded by the severely charred condition of the victims' bodies.
This incident highlights the dangers associated with illegal electrical installations in agricultural areas and serves as a grim reminder of the importance of adhering to safety regulations to prevent such avoidable tragedies.
