Four Indians killed in truck and car collision:

New Delhi: The Indian Embassy in Rome said on Monday (October 6) that four Indian citizens died in a road accident in the southern Italy city of Matera. It is being told that the deceased along with six other people were riding in a car, when the car collided with a truck, killing four people on the spot and six others were seriously injured.

According to reports, the accident occurred in the Scanzano Jonico area last Saturday when a seven-seater car carrying 10 people collided with a truck. It is being told that the victims were traveling along with six other people in the seven-seater renolt Senic car. His car collided with a truck in the Scanzano Jinnico Municipality area of ​​Matera in Agri Valley on Saturday. Four Indian citizens died on the spot in the accident, while others were seriously injured and were admitted to the hospital.

Indian Embassy expresses grief over the accident

The deceased have been identified as Kumar Manoj (34), Surjit Singh (33), Harvinder Singh (31) and Jaskaran Singh (20). The Indian Embassy shared a post on social media, stating, “The Indian Embassy expresses its deep condolences on the tragic death of four Indian citizens in a road accident in Matera, South Italy.”

Six people injured in accident were admitted to hospital

The embassy further said, “We are in touch with local Italian officers to get the details. The embassy will provide all possible consular assistance to the families concerned.” The ANSA reported that the five injured have been transferred to a hospital in Policoro (Matera), while the seriously injured sixth person has been transferred to San Carlo Hospital in Potenza, where he is undergoing treatment.