Akhil Alex and Teena, two Malayali nurses from Wayanad, were among five people killed in a car crash in AlUla, Saudi Arabia. The accident, which involved their vehicle and a Land Cruiser, resulted in both cars catching fire. The couple had plans to return to India for their wedding, a journey tragically interrupted.
A tragic car accident in AlUla, a renowned tourist destination in Saudi Arabia, resulted in the deaths of five individuals, including two Malayali nurses named Akhil Alex and Teena from Wayanad. The incident transpired approximately 150 kilometers from their location while returning from a visit to AlUla.
Initial reports indicate that among the five victims, three were Saudi nationals. The accident occurred when the vehicle carrying the victims collided with an oncoming Land Cruiser, which resulted in both vehicles catching fire. The aftermath left the bodies severely charred, making identification difficult.
Teena, employed as a nurse at the Cardiac Center in Madina, was anticipated to return home when the accident occurred. Akhil, her fiancé, had recently arrived from London with plans to travel back to India for their wedding. Currently, their remains are stored at Muhsin Hospital in AlUla.
The unfortunate incident involving two Malayali nurses, along with Saudi nationals, highlights the perils of road travel. The loss of Akhil Alex and Teena, who were preparing to embark on a new chapter in their lives together, is a profound tragedy. Their deaths have resonated deeply within their community and underline the importance of road safety.
Original Source: english.mathrubhumi.com
