Three people of Indian origin deceased in road accident in Iceland

London: In Iceland, two women and a girl were killed in the road accident in Britain in the UK, while four other people were seriously injured. All the four injured were taken from a helicopter to a hospital in Iceland's cap…

London: In Iceland, two women and a girl were killed in the road accident in Britain in the UK, while four other people were seriously injured. All the four injured were taken from a helicopter to a hospital in Iceland's capital, Reykjavik. Their situation is fragile. They include two children. This family had reached for a holiday.
His rental Toyota Land Cruiser car collided with the railings while crossing a single lane bridge in Skidarsandur, a huge giant of sand in the southern part of the country. The local police identified them as British citizens. Names have not yet been disclosed in them.

According to local media reports, deceased women were identified as Rajshri and Khushboo and a newborn baby. Rajshri's husband Shriraj and her brother are supreme and two children are in the hospital. In Iceland, Indian ambassador T. Armstrong went to the hospital to look after the injured, and he contacted the hospital staff before contacting his family members in India.
They have confirmed that the lives of three people have taken place in which there is a child. He told PTI, 'This is a very sad case. A group of close friends of this family have reached hospital from London. His brothers and parents from Maharashtra are coming from India to travel in the travel arrangements.