GHMC Sanitation Worker Dies After Being Run Over By Private Medical College Bus
- byDoctor News Daily Team
- 31 July, 2025
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Hyderabad: In a tragic incident, a 35-year-old GHMC sanitation worker lost her life as a result of being struck by a private medical college bus that lost control in the Ramkote area of the city on Monday morning.
Police said the victim was identified as D Sunitha, a sanitation worker employed by the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).
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Tragedy struck while she was diligently performing her duties of road sweeping. The out-of-control private bus collided with her, propelling her into a roadside tree.
Seriously injured Sunitha succumbed to her injuries while on her way to Osmania General Hospital.
A case has been registered, and an investigation is underway, the police added.
''Deeply saddened by the unfortunate incident that happened today at Ram Koti. One of our GHMC sanitation worker T Sunitha was spot dead at Ram Koti when she was hit by a college bus while she was performing her duties. My thoughts and prayers are with their family and loved ones,'' Vijayalakshmi posted on X (formally Twitter), reports Times Now News.
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