Adelaide community fights to bring home kids whose parents were killed in car crash overseas

An Adelaide group is preventing to convey house two youngsters whose dad and mom had been killed in a deadly automotive accident in India final week.

Flagstaff Hill residents Hams and Rama Batoula travelled to India with their two youngsters Bhavagna and Palvith final week to attend a member of the family's funeral.

The household was in a taxi that collided with a wall, killing the dad and mom and leaving their two youngsters severely injured in an Indian hospital.

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Hams (left) and Rama (proper) had been beloved leaders and contributors to their area people.(9)

The taxi the household had been travelling in struck a wall, immediately killing the 2 dad and mom.(9)

Mr Batoula was a pacesetter within the Indian group and his spouse labored in little one safety and volunteered on weekends to show youngsters.

Now the household's native Indian group is preventing to have the youngsters, aged 9 and 6, returned to Adelaide.

Some consider they are not protected in India on their very own.

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Flagstaff Hill residents Hams and Rama Batoula travelled to India with their two youngsters Bhavagna and Palvith final week to attend a member of the family's funeral.(9)

"A whole lot of households over listed here are able to do the foster caring for them," mentioned household good friend Neni Neni.

"No phrases can actually categorical what the group is feeling proper now. Everyone is totally distressed."

Already the Flagstaff Hill group has raised practically $200,000 to assist the youngsters and one individual is travelling to India to be by their bedside.