Morris County woman lifeflighted to Topeka
Accident near Highway K-4
By Bobbi Mlynar (Contact)
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Naveena Samla of White City was taken by Lifestar helicopter to Stormont-Vail Hospital Thursday afternoon after a rollover accident on 2100 Road in Morris County, about .6 miles south of Highway K-4. Samla, whose age is unknown, was not wearing a safety restraint, according to a report from the Kansas Highway Patrol.
Samla was a passenger in a 1995 Oldsmobile driven by Raghu Samla, 36, also of White City, KHP reported. Raghu Samla was taken by ambulance to Morris County Hospital in Council Grove. He was wearing a safety restraint.
Two children in the vehicle, Vinusha Samla, 5, and Varish Samla, 6 months, also were taken to Morris County Hospital for treatment. Vinusha was wearing a safety restraint; Varish was not, according to the report.
The accident happened about 3:35 p.m. as Raghu Samla was driving south on 2100 Road. As the vehicle passed H Avenue, Samla lost control going over a hill. The vehicle left the roadway and rolled several times.
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