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Tragic: 9 Yr Telugu Boy Killed In Road Accident In USA!

In the recent past, we have been observing several road accidents that have been severely affecting the Telugu population in the United States. In another one such incident, it is now being established that a nine year old Telugu boy has been killed in a fatal road accident in the United States.

Sadly, nine year old Turlapati Yatvik Sai was reportedly walking on the road near his house in Jefferson City, Missouri. This was when he was allegedly hit by a passing truck on the road, and the impact took him down immediately.

According to the local reports, the nine year old boy was killed on the spot due to the impact of the truck colliding with him.

Yatvik Sai’s family hails from the Eepuru Mandal in the Palnadu region of Andhra Pradesh. The family had been staying in Missouri for many years and they are now in a state of shock due to the untimely passing of this young boy who had so much future ahead of him.

This post was last modified on 26 July 2025 1:57 pm

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