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Two end lives

VIZIANAGARAM: In a fit of anger over her husband Chandanapalli Narayana Rao of Kaviripalli village in Makkuva mandal, Appala Narasamma (28) consumed pesticide on Wednesday evening. She died on way to hospital. Grieved over her demise Narayana Rao too consumed pesticide and died in the Makkuva government hospital on Thursday morning. A 12-year-old son, according to Ch. Umakanth, Sub-Inspector, survived them. -Correspondent

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