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2 YOUTH RIDING BIKE HIT COW, FALL ON ROAD, RUN OVER BY CAR
The New Indian Express
|September 09, 2025
TWO youth, riding a bike, were killed on the spot as they came under the wheels of a car after their two-wheeler hit a stray cow that had strayed on to the Padappai flyover near Tambaram on Sunday night.
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The deceased have been identified as Naveen (19) of Padappai near Tambaram, and his friend Abi Mani (21) of Sirkazhi. Both were employed at the Oragadam Industrial Estate. The police sa
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