Hyderabad techie dies in US accident

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Sri Datta Namburi, the techie who died in Arizona after slipping into a waterfall. Photo: Special Arrangement

 

25-year-old Sri data Namburi was working for CVS, which had a tie-up with Tata Consultancy Services.

A trip to a waterfall in Arizona in the U.S. turned tragedy for a techie from Hyderabad, Sri Datta Namburi, when he drowned after slipping into deep waters on Sunday.

“I received a phone call from his colleagues on Monday morning stating that Sri Datta died and arrangements were on to send his body to Hyderabad,” Sri data Namburi’s younger brother Yajna Namburi told The Hindu on Tuesday. The 25-year-old was working for CVS, which had a tie-up with Tata Consultancy Services.

He was living in Tempe city in Arizona and went for an outing with a group of colleagues. “We were not yet informed the exact place where the waterfall was located but they said Sri Datta accidentally slipped into deep waters,” his brother said.

The Sri Datta Namburi’s relatives living in the U.S. have gone to Arizona and were co-ordinating with the local authorities to send his body to Hyderabad.

 

[Kricket]

Rip

[SANANTONIO]

 

familiar anpisthndi name....

[IamBhagatSingh]

RIP

[acuman]

RIP

 

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[idibezwada]

pheonix dagarlo naku telsi waterfalls em leevee..

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Damn! Sad to hear. I hope his family gets through these tough times. Requiescat in Pace

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RIP

[Maryadaramanna]

ayyo papam

[Gajala frm Washington DC]

RIP, may god give strength to your family....

[MrDexter]

Guys e madhya accidents anni water related areas lo untunnayi....

Why are people risking their lives going near such dangerous areas.....

Americans are naturally outdoors people and we indians lead sedentary lifestyle....

Is so sad to hear such news not just his but last 4-5 incidents anni drowning or falling from heights kind of cases....what is going on seriously?