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Mangalore: Head on Smash of Vehices at Haleangady Leaves One Dead, Six Injured

  •   Sat, Oct 22 2011 11:37:06 AM

Mangalore: Head on Smash of Vehices at Haleangady Leaves One Dead, Six Injured

Pics: Sunil Haleangady
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS/VA)

Mangalore, Oct 22: One person lost his life and six people sustained injuries in a head on collision that occurred between a mini lorry and a bus near Haleangady Junction, Mulky here on Saturday October 22 early morning.

The deceased person has been identified as Krishna Vasudev Naika. After the accident he was critically injured and was admitted to a private hospital in Mangalore but his life couldn’t be saved.

A Government bus plying from Gadag to Mangalore collided with the mini lorry transporting fish from Mangalore to Malpe. Due to the intensity of the accident, front potion of the lorry is fully damaged and its driver’s legs were cut-off, reported the eyewitnesses.

Also six passengers in the bus were injured; they all have been admitted to Surathkal and Mangalore private hospitals.

As the work of four lane is underway, both the vehicles were reportedly in over speed. This caused the mishap. Traffic was blocked after the incident. Crains were used to vacate the accident vehicles. A case has been registered at Mulky police station.
  

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  • prakash, mangalore

    Sun, Oct 23 2011

    Hey Nagesh,
    National roads may be maintained by the National Govt, but each driver maintains his own mind/action.
    Over the months, u have the canny ability to anger people and if you see how many people have disliked your comment, it will tell you how foolhardy and illogical you are!

    Wish you good health!

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  • Rannon Lewis, Mumbai

    Sun, Oct 23 2011

    The karnataka government must build street lights every where in karnataka and roads must be maintained.They must keep road signs especially on all busy roads.

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  • Santhosh, Udupi

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    You are right NH are maintained by central govt but the driving licence issued by RTO which is a dept of state govt.Whatever may the road condition accidents will take place.Safe driving only can minimize it.

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  • Tauseef, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    Its high time traffic department makes helmet compulsory even for the four wheeler....Can no more trust this life...however safe we maybe but one small mistake from another driver can prove too fatal...

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    HI,Amin Bhoja, Patte/Riyadh,

    YOU HAVE TO CONTACT ITALIAN LED CONGRESS GOVT.

    NATIONAL HIGHWAYS ARE MAINTAINED BY CENTRAL GOVT.

    ROADS RESEMBLES LEADERS OF YOUR ITALIAN LED CONGRESS. NEITHER PERFORMS NOR USEFUL.

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  • Derryle Royce D'souza, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    Now a days the Bus & lorry drivers are thinking as if they are fying in the air they don't care for the small vehicles.At night lorry drivers r keeping stone on the accelerator paddle so my kind request is to install speed governor to all heavy vehicles.

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  • Amin Bhoja, Patte/Riyadh

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    Mangalore - udupi highway is a very risky road because of private buses and thier speed overtakings.I have seen many times a fraction of a seconds saved many accidents.My advice to the Karnataka Govt.Why not implement Metro service in the said route upto mangalore-mulki-udupi-manipal for a smooth journey for all of us.

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  • Lobo, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    Very Sad news , May the departed Soul Rest In Peace...

    @Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai/Mangalore-The private buses are driven rashly. Travelers should offer a special prayer to their deity for their safety.This was "A Government bus plying from Gadag to Mangalore collided" -

    Kindly dont blame Private buses .Its not a joke to run private buses ,the bus owners have to pay taxes,maintenance & other charges . Nobody wants to lose life or kill someone else on purpose ,the private bus driver will not do it on purpose as well... blame the Government for they are the root cause for bad roads cause if maintained properly i think accidents can be prevented to a certain extent .

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    Very sad indeed, there are so many measures which can prevent road accidents like construction of pedestrian crossing, roundabouts, removeable of T-points into roundabouts, construction of solid divider between the road to prevent head on collision between vehicles coming from opposite direction.

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  • shalini salian, mangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    This place is accident prone and motorists have to be extra cautious here. just 5 minutes when we wait at haleyangadi junction we can see all the over speeding vehicles with no safety rules followed. this accident could have been averted if both the drivers were not so rash and negligent in their act. god save the commuters and even the pedestrians on the road.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Loretto/Mumbai/Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    The road from Coondapur to Mangalore is a virtual death trap. The private buses are driven rashly. Travelers should offer a special prayer to their deity for their safety. 100s of lives have been lost and the accident rate is increasing with each passing day. Unless one way is done, only God save those who travel on this stretch......

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  • Robin, kadri

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    heyyy,,, as me going by bike daily,,,,,,,,,, even me afraiding when my life is going .. care less bus and lorry driver,, competitio and rash driving etc,, out a speedo meter of 30 km ph

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  • shel, udupi/mumbai

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    ya its indeed sad to see this, but drivers should give priority to life rather then speed or to reach on time(specially on a highway where lots of expansion work is being carried on)

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  • Ganesh, Mangaladevi, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    Lack of lines and extra track.
    all the main road should be installed radar.

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  • shane, mng/dxb

    Sat, Oct 22 2011

    So sad !!! Another instance for unscienctific Road work carried out by the contractors in the name of upgradation. No Priority for human life.....

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