Can Tho City, Vietnam — Arshid Ashrith, a 21-year-old third-year MBBS student from Telangana, died in a tragic road accident on Wednesday morning after losing control of his overspeeding bike at a curve and crashing into a house wall. The incident was caught on CCTV.
Ashrith, a native of Kagaznagar and son of cloth merchants, was riding with a friend when the accident occurred. He died on the spot, while his friend suffered serious injuries and is currently receiving treatment.
The shocking death has left Ashrith’s family and local community devastated. Efforts are ongoing to repatriate his body to India. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the crash.
The incident stands as a grim reminder of the global relevance of the road safety slogan — "Speed Thrills, But Kills."
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Ashrith, a native of Kagaznagar and son of cloth merchants, was riding with a friend when the accident occurred. He died on the spot, while his friend suffered serious injuries and is currently receiving treatment.
The shocking death has left Ashrith’s family and local community devastated. Efforts are ongoing to repatriate his body to India. Local authorities have launched an investigation into the crash.
The incident stands as a grim reminder of the global relevance of the road safety slogan — "Speed Thrills, But Kills."
#TelanganaStudent #VietnamAccident #OverspeedingKills #MBBSStudentDies #AshrithAccident #CCTVFootage #RoadSafety #IndianAbroad #CanThoCrash #SpeedThrillsButKills
Disclaimer: Disturbing and graphic visuals. Viewer discretion is advised; this content may not be suitable for all audiences.
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