An accident in Thrissur, Kerala, resulted in the deaths of eight engineering students from Tamil Nadu. Preliminary forensic findings suggest some of the victims may have consumed alcohol prior to the crash, though definitive conclusions await lab tests. The collision occurred late at night on National Highway 66 when the students' car collided with a stationary goods lorry. The impact was severe enough to completely mangle the vehicle, requiring rescue teams to extract the victims. Post-mortem reports described extreme injuries, including severed limbs and fatal internal damage. Local claims indicate the group had previously engaged in a conflict, though this information has not been officially confirmed.
Bias read (Center): While the incident involves a sensitive issue related to alcohol consumption and road safety, the article presents the findings of a forensic surgeon without overtly endorsing or criticizing specific policies or groups. It includes balanced statements from the expert, acknowledges limitations of the






