Sheila, Mangalore/Maryland-USA

Mangalore has the worst roads I have seen, I visited last year and was really sad to see the horrible condition of all roads, dont know what our government is doing and where all the money is going, people are paying taxes and nothing is being done to improve the situation. I was really sad to hear most of the rickshaw drivers saying they are so fed up that no action is being taken to repair these roads, some even refuse to take you to Kulshekar due to the badly damaged roads being very bumpy to drive on.

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preethi,

i was in my bus when i saw this happen... it was more horrifying to see people stare at them n do nothing... shame on them.

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Arun D, Mangalore

Let me at the outset salute the doctor who took them to the hospital. I am sure non of these people who have written the above mails would have even stopped by.

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N. Das, Goa

These bus and lorry drivers must be dealt with ruthlessly. They think they own the road and that the two wheelers dont exist on the road. So they easily take over these two wheelers and in the bargain brush against them and throw the two wheeler to the ground thus killing the riders.

Even strong helmets cannot help with such accidents. Most of the time the bus and lorry drivers are drunk. So that has to checked too.

Is is so sad to see two innocent lives lost.

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Mohan, Mumbai

very sad news. May thier soul rest in peace.

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Nagesh Santhpal, Dubai

My hearfult condolences to family. Most of the roads are very bad condtion and not sceintifically constructed. There is no value for the life of road travellers.

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VASANTH KULAI, KUWAIT

O MY GOD VERY TREGEDY VERY SAD MY HEARTFELT CONDOLENCES TO THE BEWREAVED FAMIELY

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wilma sonia, mangalore/dubai

god. very sad.

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shwetha, mangalore

They would have been alive if someone had come right on time to save them n take them to the hospital...

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Sunil D'Souza , Mangalore / Mumbai

It would be ridiculous if the rider wears a safety helmet and the pillion does not.....risk of injury is more in case of the pillion rider.......both should wear a helmet......have u ppl noticed that everytime there is a 2 wheeler accident the pillion rider is killed most of the times.....I guess the probability is true upto 90%

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Sunil D'Souza , Mangalore / Mumbai

2 wheelers are nowhere near safe...........do you know that a 2 wheeler can be toppled just with one finger when it is balanced and moving........all 2 wheeler riders......please please wear your helmets, not bcos the "Cops are watching" but bcos your life is precious.

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Sweety, Mangalore

It was a sad news for us the students of the college. We will miss her presence amidst us. we pray that her & her father's soul may rest in peace and her family members may have enough strength to bear this loss.

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antony arun d'souza, Dubai

It's very sad.May their soul rest in peace.First of all in M'lore there are good roads and also bad roads now.But people are not afraid of traffic police and rules because of curruption and relationships which is the biggest weakness and escape route for these heavy vehicle drivers.More than that you find hardly any drivers[heavy and light] who follow proper lane during driving.All of us drive on the road where it's empty regardless of even direction of road and surprised to see a dead end and make reverse.This is very common in M'lore.May be remembering ALMIGHTY GOD during driving may be a good solution. GOD SAVE US

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Dr Kusuma Kumari G , Nellore/Kodyadka

There is defenitely a rise n road accidents in and arround Mnagalore There are many ocntributing factors to it Reckless driving,drunken driving and above all bad terrible raods, All these lead to a dramatic increase in rooad congestion and accidents All these predisopose to a massive increase in road traffic accidents and majoriy of the victims are simple people who are inoocent Like this accident 2 inoocnet lives were lost due to the reckless driving of a lorry driver There should be tough action against these people

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rajesh, mangalore/dubai

may their soul RIP.And meanwhile god bless that doctor who took them to the hospital.

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Walter Vaz, Mangalore/Germany

I just returned from Mangalore. I organised Nepal,Rajastan Mangalore tour for 24 Germans. Mangalore was the worst place for driving. The police just stand and do nothing.The pedestrans crossing at Thokotu is the worst I have seen.Indians are prowd to become a super power nation in the next decade. How many will be alive to achieve this grade with the rate of accidents. And no one seems to bother. We see the photos and are moved but in the next 5 minutes we forget and leave the sorrow to the beloved of the deceased. Sad but true. When will this change ?

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M.SHAMEEM ANSARI, BAHRAIN

Very sad news. may soul rest in peace ...

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Anil , Mangalore

"For a while no one came to the aid or Ramesh and his daughter". Humanity is dying and compasion is disappearing. Few years back it was not like this. Thank God for that doctor who shifted them to the hospital.

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Sr.Jessy Maria B.S, Mangalore

Its a shocking news to me. Very sad. May her mother have the strength to bear the loss of her daughter and husband. May their soul rest in peace

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Edward Pinto, Duabi/Bendur

Very sad to here this news. May their soul rest in peace.In the recent past the major accidents are happening day to day basis in Mangalore losing precious human life. There is a real problem either due to road condition or the fault of drivers.Traffic police need to study and find solution immediately. One thing I observed during my recent visit, there is no traffic sense in Mlore.

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Sandesh Shetty, Bangalore/Kudla

Accidents happens everywhere, but it's occuring more in our DK districts now a days. I am not sure whose fault it is in this case, but i agree with the comments of Jossy Saldanha that driving in Dakshina Karnataka is a night mare. I have noticed that problem with the most of the vehichle riders here whoever it is two wheeler/four wheeler/heavy vehichles like lorry or buses, everyone wants to go first by overtaking other vehichles. As a result of this such accidents take place. Anyways this is a very sad incident took place in Mangalore. May their soul rest in peace.

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Ismail Sayyed Nadiguthu, Jokatte/Doha-Qatar

Very sad news.May their soul rest in peace.My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.Thank you Doctor for your great service.

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elizabeth, mangalore

so many car accidents on the roads and all end p in deaths. our minister who is responsible for the road, is he there?if he/she is there what are they doing? waiting for further accidents and deaths?The punishment is not enough for the people whodrive without care and responsibility..please bring in the penality points and disquilify the drivers from the road, who dont follow the rules..also make them pay heavy fines etc. please take the step urgently..if you authority cannot do this please step down

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Rachitha, yekkur,mangalore

It is reaaly very sad to hear this news..i too was on my way to col along with my dad and got to see this..by the time i passed near that place,bodies were already taken and i cud just see blood all around.it was my friend who took them in his benz to omega..guys u wont believe..when tis incident took place,thre were so many ppl around and no one was ready to rush them to nearby hospital.wat kind of humanity do we have..someone is struggling between death and life,and no one is cuming to help..shame on magaloreans especially..poor ones lost their two lovely souls..One more worst thing i can say is abt the road..is it cald an highway..! my heartfelt condolences to the family members..may sushmitha and her dad's soul rest in peace..my friend was not a doc..he just did his duty as a normal human has 2 do..even a doc might not cum 4 help at tis time..shame on u guys...

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SANDRA DSOUZA, bajjodi/ mangalore

very sad news ...may their soul rest in peace.btw it would be nice tht who is the Dr.name who helped ...bec its rare in india doctors were helpin in this way...happy to hear it...

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Denis David concesso, Israel

It's was very sad news

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Manvit, Kudla

Hats off to Doctor who took them to hospital to save them. May god bless him.

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ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

May the souls rest peace.Very very tragic incident indeed.This is the fate and destiny and may god give the strength to over come the loss of two innocent lives to family and friends.

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santhosh, mangalore

please don't blame to the lorry driver .it might be the fault of two wheeler driver as well because the exact accident location there is one big hole (damaged road) he might be applied brake suddenly, and still road work going on .may their soul rest in peace

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JAYAPRASAD, MANGALORE

THE ROADS OF MANGALORE ARE TRULY ACTING AS A DEATH TRAP IN THE CITY. WORST ROAD CONDITION ADDED TO WHICH IS THE VERY NEGLIGIENT AND RASH DRIVING OF BUS AND LORRY DRIVERS HAVE INCREASED SUCH CASES IN MANGALORE. WE DO NOT KNOW WHEN WILL THE GOVERNMENT ACT ON ROAD REPAIRS AND ROAD SAFETY. I DEEPLY CONDOLE THE DEATH OF TWO INNOCENT PEOPLE. MAY THEIR SOUL REST IN PEACE.

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Lloyd Dsouza, Dubai/Surathkal

Very Sad.........May Their Soul Rest in Peace.

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Anil Pinto, Puttur / Dubai

Very sad news .. may their soul rest in peace ..lorry driver shoul be punished..

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Agee, India - UAE

disheartening..
RIP TO THE DEPARTED SOULS.
Mr.Dr. aprreciate you & let this courage and humanisium be a lesson to others.
I just remembered Kennon and ruben!

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Valson Mendonsa, Mangalore/USA

It is very sad news,they lost their life with no reason and it won't come back again.

1.India has to enforce STRICT TRAFFIC RULES just like any other countries.
2.Compulsory "DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE" for every drivers in every two years RENEWAL after CERTIFICATION.
This may bringdown the accident rate atleast 80% for sure, which means more people will be safe.

Traffic rules are very simple but nobody caring about it and that is causing for lose of life.

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Suman, Mangalore

May her soul rest in peace

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Amin Bhoja, Kkuh /riyadh

Very unfortunate death for father and daughter.The driver of the lorry and the owner should be investigated for wrong doing.The permit for the lorry should be confisticated permanently has a lesson to the other speeding vehicles, to take proper precautions and care while driving.Safe driving always minimise the accidents and also save lives.May thier souls rest in peace .

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Haneef Puttur, Puttur / Dubai

Sad News .. May the soul rest in peace. May god give the strength for the family to bear the great loss..

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Rock, Udipi

Thank you Alwyn, Mangalore - USA for your wonderful and meaningful condelance message. We pray to the lord almighty to give comfort and his peace to the breaved family. May their souls rest in peace.

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Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/ Mumbai

I know that authorities concerned are clueless and do not have any solution to avert such ghastly accidents.
Driving in Dakshina Karnataka is a night mare and all vehicles especially buses / trucks drive menacingly.
I can only suggest - Please put speed breakers every 100 meters so that no vehicle can go above 40 kmph.
I know this sounds ridiculous but for how long can we sit doing nothing and let innocent people die.
2 deaths in one family is horrendous. May the almighty give strength to the family to bear the loss.
To be honest I have tears in my eyes while I am writing this. May their souls RIP.

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A I DIAS, BARKUR/MUMBAI

IT IS VERY VERY SAD NEWS. EVERYDAY ROAD ACCIDENTS! MAY THEIR SOUL REST IN ETERNAL PEACE.

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Pastor E. W. Frank, Udupi

I am disheartened to hear the traggic
death and Father and daughter. What a agony. How the Mother will take it. Let the Lord grant her peace. Let there be more Police on the road to control the traffic. Sadest news of the day.

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Laila Pinto, Mangalore

Very sad news ! Don't know how many such tragic incidents we will have to read about before any action is taken to make our roads safe for travelling.
Sad to read that no one came forward to help them.

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Theresa Lobo, Pezar - Sharjah

It is really very sad to hear that no one came to help them in the accident site. Mangalore ....every day you can see and hear accidents/robbery/murder. It has become a scary place to live. I feel very sad ...both the Father and daughter died. Death comes when you least expect. May their soul rest in peace.

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Manoj, Jeddah

May soul RIP.Even in situation like this some cheap mentality people wanted to bring religion in between. I don't know how their mind goes ,may be they r not human beings. Atleast they can praise the doctor
Who did great job rather than discussing like that. Bad people.you people are making society a bad place to live.

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Yash, Mangalore

It is pathetic.Very sad to hear this.Such a bonded family,having two losses on a day no one can control their family tears.Oh God save innocent people! I really worried that road itself is pathetic,you need to dance while travelling in vehicle! 

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KRPrabhu, Mangalore/Bangalore

Very sad and horrifying accident.May the souls rest in peace.
Now a days we hear road accidents daily in eerstwhile DK dist comprising Udupi/Mangalore and most of them involving two wheelers.It is very very sad when young lives are lost in the accidents.It is high time now that RTO authorities of two districts sit together and draw up plan of actions in minimising such accidents.Safty rules should be made more strict and non compliance to be viewed seriously.
1.Two wheeler drivers should wear helmet compulsary.
2.Speed limit of two wheeler and big vehicles such as buses,trucks with in city limits should be made complulsary.
3.Non licence holderes driving the vehicle should be dealt with strictly. .
4.Especiaally in bigger vehicles,the routine checks of license should be made more regular in certain points.There are cases of driving bigger vehicles by non drivers/drunkards
and such incidents should be dealt with firmly and by heavy hand.
If rules are made strict by authorities concerned this will go a long way in avoiding recless driving.

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Munna, Mangalore/Al Khobar

Very Very sadnews.... Thank you Doctor taking injured to Omega hopital. he did a great Job. May God Bless him..Message for Mangaloreans beinghuman please help the people in such incident..

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Reena, Mumbai

No-one to blame exept two wheeler. Nowadays it became a weapon of death!! So, please stop riding two wheeler!!!!!!

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Rajneesh, Doha/Mangalore

Mr. Nagesh Nayak and all others,The truck number mentioned in the article is differant from the number which is there in the photo. The photo is simply taken by the photographer. The truck has not been caught yet. All are pseudos.

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Alwyn, Mangalore - USA

Saints of God, come to Ramesh and Sushmitha's aid!
Come to meet them, angels of the Lord!
Receive their souls and present them to God the Most High.

May Christ, Who called you both, take you both to Himself
may angels lead you both to Abraham's side.
Receive their souls and present them to God the Most High.

Give Ramesh and Sushmitha eternal rest, O Lord,
and may Your light shine upon Ramesh and Sushmitha forever.
Receive their souls and present them to God the Most High.

Let us pray: We commend our brother andsister, Ramesh and Sushmitha to you, Lord.
Now that they have passed from this life,
may they live on in Your presence.
In Your mercy and love, forgive whatever sins they may have committed through human weakness.
We ask this through Christ our Lord. Amen.
My Lord gives strength to their loved once to over come with pain and sorrow, Amen.

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Hemant Hegde, Brahmavar/Dubai

Very Sad in deed. May their sould RIP.

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Ahmed, Mangalore

Very sad incident. May their soul rest in peace. btw, these kind of incidents/accidents happens in India every day and cost about 3200 lives in an average per day, only because of pathetic conditions of roads, lack of driving skills, non-implementation of rules & regulations. Root cause IS Corruption. We need another ANDOLAN against present situation of ROADS, DRIVING LICENSE, DRIVING SAFETY etc.,

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Ozy, Bombay

Mangalore lorry and bus drivers drive very rash. One thing they have in their mind that we are insured and the insurance company will pay the deceased.You have to amend the rules and the full blame goes to RTO.

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Gerald O F Fernandes, Mangalore/Ireland

It is really a pathetic incident. What our Road safety Authorities are doing? Daily one or the other accidents on our Roads innocent young deaths and blood flow on our Roads? May the departed soul of sushmita and her father rest in peace.

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Dylan, Mangalore

RP Mangalore even helmet did not safe the rider, so why should the pillion use one. We can avoid accidents when fellow drivers and riders use the roads with sense and follow rules and regulations. Heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.

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T.K. Hamza, Kushalnagar

MY HEART IS BLEEDING WITH TEARS, MAY THE DEPARTED SOUL REST IN PEACE. DEATH IS UNAVOIDABLE BUT ACCIDENTS CAN BE AVOIDABLE PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY SOME ONE IS WAITING FOR YOU...

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Norbert, Mangalore/Riyadh/KKUH

Its really very bad news for us.My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.

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Harsha Malhotra, Mangalore/New Delhi

my god. very sad.

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Alfred D'souza, Bendoor / Dubai

Common guys, grow up. It's a life that is lost. Forget about the religious games. Let the law punish the guilty. Also the responsible Corporation/Municipality Chiefs for keeping the Roads in that bad condition. Look at the picture and see if it appears like a road or a graveyard? I do not know if it is a National Highway, State Highway or a Corporation Road - those who have kept this road unattended should also be punished.

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Nithyananda Beskoor, Udupi,Dubai

My heartfelt sympathy to the family.The mental trauma cannot be erased.

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Mitha,

These accidents happens because of absence of proper punishment, the seizure of licence should be made mandatory for such reckless drivers, who think they are Gods sitting on the big vehicles.

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vashal, mangalore

Like nagesh nayak, bangalore,
There are peaple who attack the driver which caused the accident without finding the reason for the cause of accident and mostly if the driver is belongs to different riligion.The life of Shushmitha should have been saved if timely taken her to hospital.So Please Save each other & you will be saved.

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Rajesh , MANGALORE

tahnk you Dr for caring.. May Mr Ramesh recover.. may Suhmitha' soul rIP.. my Prayers with the family..

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jane, MLR/BLR

Its fate that has destined the young life's death. From a technical perspective, pearched high over 2 meters, visibility from a truck cabin especially of smaller vehicles/ animals, becomes almost a blind spot at close distances. The truck in the picture bears a different reg. num than the report, daijiworld would do good to report the right details. The ekkur road is so badly maintained and in such a ramshackle condition, that riding a scooter or a small car is near impossible.The road needs urgent widening considering its a dual carriageway and a significantly high road divider too.

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Kusuma Kuamri G , Nellore

Feeling sad, WHY are accidents on the rise in Mangalore I can cite only 2 reasons bad roads and reckelss drivers The police should take strict action against these drivers Then only accidnts will come down much

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Vidya, Mangalore

Joel/Sydney - The truck shown in the picture is different. Please see the number plate in the picture and in the report, its different. & Nagesh - wearing helmet should be compulsory. It will save lives. & driver should be punished.

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Ahmed, Mangalore / Doha

Though the truck bears the name from minority community, would be interesting to see if Mr. Nagesh nayak sticks to his comments if the driver is from majority community.

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Joel, Sydney/ Mangalore

Nagesh nayak, bangalore, Normally u dont comment on these incident neither if someone has achieved something good... But today u did comment and u mentioned the driver should be hanged in pubilc... Its because the Truck has got a Islamic name.. Grow up man.. And Alex was right they should be wearing Helmets.. May her Soul Rest in Peace

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Noor Ashfaq, Karkala/Sharjah

Very disheartening news. All appreciation goes to kindful Doctor who timely took them for providing the medical attention. In India, we are given to understand that there would be no legal implications (hope, now also it's allowed)if anyone helps out on such demanding situatuions out of humanity for saving the precious lives. Previously, people were hesistant to rescue for the reason as they would be called to witness the court proceedings on accident. Let us hope for the family to have strength to bear this loss.

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viju , Manlalore

May Sushmitha's soul rest in peace.
May 5the Lord give strength to accept this loss in their family.

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Dylan, Mangalore

Dear RP Mangalore, are you gone nuts the pillion should also were an helmet. Then what about the rash drivers, drivers on the their mobiles the other rules and regulations. By the way RP Mangalore are you byany way associated with helmets in the filed of Manufacturing or sales. If rules are followed there are no chances of any sort of accident.
My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family.

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Steev, mangalore

Very sad...may her soul restin peace..

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Viju Dubai, Karkala

What happened to humanity...they are lying on Road and no one help them..? if she would have been taken earlier one live could have been saved ......shame on humainty...

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FLORA DSOUZA, KALMADY/ MUMBAI (JERIMERI)

Very sad! A young girl lost her life for 'no fault' of her. May her soul rest in peace.

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justin, kinnigoli/melbourne

This time I have to agree with you, You are correct,Even after accident staying and not helping is bigger crime then accident for me. Make sure that the drove for the last time to save more lives on road.

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Fredrick Correa, Pernal/Mumbai

Helmet is not the issue here. The person was driving slowly and carefully. This has happened to the person who was driving the scooter. It could have happened to the person who was on a cycle. The main problem was the rash driving of the person who was driving the lorry. The driver ran away because the mob would have beaten him even though the mob would not help the vicims. The people usually do not help the victims because they have to answer so many unnecessary questions from the police. Sometimes, the people who help are made to wait at the police station to finish the formalities. Anyway, the efforts of the doctor who took them to the hospital needs to be appreciated.

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joe, Mangalore,Mumbai

May the soul of Sushmitha rest in peace.You reached before us to our heavenly abode.Praying for your soul.

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Nelson D'sa Neelavar, Neelavara, Udupi.

Well done doctor,you are tried to save one life doing your duty.May Sushmita's soul rest in peace.

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Aaadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

My condolences to the family of the victims.

Mr. Nagesh Nayak, Bangalore, this time your comments are perfect and apt. Having noted, Ramesh is safe driver, the speeding lorry driver must be at fault. At all accidents, it is been noted the driver escapes from the scene, instead of helping the victim to take to the nearest health care centers. An ordinance should be formulated and approved that no driver/s would leave the accident scene till the police attend to the case. I realize public would vent their anger on him, but he should bear it for his careless driving. Now, what happens, he will be in two days in the police custody and would be free. But the precious life is gone because of his carelessness.Drivers of all preventable accidents should be dealt with iron fist.

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vishal, Mangalore/Bangalore

This is a very sad incident.

We need a stricter punishment for the reckless driving which causes the accidents. Fearless big vehicles are least bothered about the smaller vehicles. Life is very cheap in Mangalore. Traffic rules are not followed. Pedestrian safety is ignored. No under passes, no over head bridges and no good flyovers/separators. Just might is right in Mangalore.

Agitation to have get these is the need of the hour. All other modes of protest will fall into the deaf ears of the concerned authorities.

Only those who lost their loved ones will understand this need!!

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Kiran , Kuwait/Mangalore

May her soul rest in peace.

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Alwyn, Mangalore - USA

O Lord Jesus Christ our God, You patiently endured the scourging and wounding of your sacred body, that You may save the souls and bodies of your people. Look now graciously on the suffering body of your servant Ramesh, and give him the strength to patiently bear whatever awaits him. Bless the people and all the means which will be used to restore him to health and grant that he may accept his bodily sufferings as a means of reparation for the salvation of his soul. For You, O Christ our God and Savior, are merciful and we give glory to You, together with Your eternal Father, and Your all-holy and life-giving Spirit, now and ever, and forever. Amen.

Lord God, source and destiny of our lives, in Your loving providence You gave us Sushmitha to grow in wisdom, age, and grace. Now You have called her to Yourself. We grieve over the loss of one so young and struggle to understand Your purpose. Draw her to Yourself and give her full stature in Christ. May she stand with all the angels and saints, who know Your love and praise Your saving will. Amen.

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Vinitha, mangalore

Very sad news.. May her soul rest in peace and may he recover soon.. God bless the doctor for his courage and initiative..He proved that he is a human being...consolation to the bereaved family members. Let all be human first and rest will follow in life.

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Rock, Udipi

May Sushimitha's soul rest in peace. What a shame!! no one came to help at acciedent site, our people become selfish now, Thank you Doctor taking injured to the hopital. you did a great Job. May God Bless you.

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Vinitha, mangalore

Very sad news.. May her soul rest in peace and may he recover soon.. God bless the doctor for his courage and initiative..He proved that he is a human being...consolation to the bereaved family members. Let all be human first and rest will follow in life.

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Rocky G. Lobo, Bajpe

May her soul rest in peace, God grant her family the strength to bear the loss. Such things should not happen what bad feeling. god bless the Doctor

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Sharine, Bondel

Its really very bad news for us. Dear Sushmitha, may your soul rest in peace.
My heartfelt condolences to her parents and her entire family.

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Michael, Mulky/San Fransisco

Absoluteley broken looking at the site. Poor father and daughter woke up and started so early in the morning to see his daughter achieve everything she can in life but fate has other plans, as they say. May her soul rest in peace and pray god for father's early recovery. Also appreciate the effort by the doctor, while I would have liked a few more in the crowd gathered there to show such intent and courage.

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Ganesh, Mangaladevi, Mangalore

Very Sad,
Dear Govt. wake up, kindly stop killing innocent people.
Make lines in the road, make foot path atleast near school - college,
make extra line, Signals is very important for safety.
if there is no fund, just ask with reddy and yeddy.

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Michelle , Mangalore

Since im an ex-agnesion may her soul rest in peace.........and speedy recovery for her dad.....

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Jude Pinto, Mangalore

Very sad. May her soul rest in peace and hopefully her dad recovers very soon.
Please provide proper information, The vehicle number mentioned KA.19.U 8740 is not of the lorry, its the two wheeler number. Daijiworld is read worldwide and there should be any room for such simple errors...

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Girish Kumar, Mangalore

Nagesh wearing Helmet by both person on Bike or Scooter is very important, but we in India take it very easy it can save the persons life with getting less impact on their head.
Where in India the drivers don't drive fast? i am sure you too must be driving fast, if you have a car or two wheeler? Anyway in Karnataka we have more accident then anywhere in India.

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NORBERT/Priya, Mangalore/Riyadh/K K U H

very sad news,may her soul rest in peace.

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k.t shwetha, mangalore

may her soul rest in peace and lets pray that let there not be another victim of such terrors. its such a pity that born human another human fails to recognize the importance of life and save the other. its really shameful that none of them took a step ahead in helping her. great doctor who at least attempted for it.

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k.t shwetha, mangalore

may her soul rest in peace and lets pray that let there not be another victim of such terrors. its such a pity that born human another human fails to recognize the importance of life and save the other. its really shameful that none of them took a step ahead in helping her. great doctor who at least attempted for it.

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Dexter, Abu Dhabi

God bless whoever the Doctor was. He has proved the different ways God comes to help people. Sad She couldnt make it.

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Mural Vaz, Mangalore

unfortunate incident, it exposes the defects of our law and order. had there been stricter punishment for these bus/truck drivers such accidents could have been minimised.

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sheikh abdulla, Hejamadi , Bahrain

very sad news,may her soul rest in peace.

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Janette Dsouza , Mangalore

Oh My God. My heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. Pray that the father may recover soon and may the young girl, sushmitha's soul rest in peace.

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Harsha Malhotra, Mangalore/New Delhi

very sad incident..felt bad..

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Gerald, Modankap - Bantval

May her soul rest in peace Amen.

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sujithpolali, polali.manglaore

VERY SAD NEWS ,MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE
THE TRUCK DRIVER SHOULD BE HANGED FOR HIS MISTAKE

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Prashanth, Mangalore/Dubai

I agree with you Nagesh, that the truck driver is at fault for rash driving and fleeing the scene after the accident... but may be wearing a helmet could have saved her life...Its a really sad incident...May her soul rest in peace...The no. of people dying on the roads in Mangalore is huge...Wake up authorities...

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Inthu, Basrur / UAe

This is very sad news for the day. I really appreciate to Doctor who is unknown here. Request to daiji kindly do an interview or atleast give an identity of such nice person so he can be a role model to all common public. that may help to encourage people to help at accident spot and may be save some ones life. So please reveal that doctor's identity.

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Amin Bhoja, Kkuh/ Riyadh

The condition of the road looks so pathetic.Wearing helmets on two wheelers should be made mandatory to all with proper penalty.Speed brakers with proper sign boards to control the speeds to an extent. Policing on the traffics will minimise the unwanted activities to an extent also.My heartfelt condolence to the family.May her soul rest in peace.

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Lovereena.D'Souza, Mangalore

Dear Sushmitha, Lord Jesus wanted to meet you before us thats all we can say. May your soul rest in peace

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nagesh nayak, bangalore

hey, Alex, Bangalore,

WHY YOU ARE NOT BLAMING SPEEDY TRUCK DRIVER.

IT WAS THE FAULT OF TRUCK DRIVER.

HE SHOULD BE HANGED IN PUBLIC.

WHY HE SPED AWAY FROM THE SPOT.

WEARING HELMET IS NOT COMPULSORY IN MAJORITY OF THE STATES IN INDIA.

AS PER MY VIEW WEARING HELMET IS NOT IMPORTANT BUT DRIVING SENSE IS MOST IMPORTANT.

IN THE ABOVE SAD INCIDENT THE TRUCK DRIVER WAS AT FAULT.

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Lawrence Dsouza, Miyar,Karkala, Sharjah

May Sushimitha's soul rest in peace.
what a shame nobody came to help Mr. Ramesh & his daughter at acciedent site.our people become selfish now, Thank you Doctor taking injured to Omega hopital. he did a great Job. May God Bless him..

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RP, Mangalore

Really, sad incident, yes wearing helmets should be made compulsary for pillion riders.
May her sould rest in peace.

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Ashok, Udupi/Dubai

Very sad news. May her soul rest in peace. God please give strength to her family to bear this loss.
Our roads are not safe for driving, walking . Not only helmet, even body armor is must while driving in our roads.

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Alex, Bangalore

Helmets wearing should be made compulsory for the pillion riders.
The rule is in force in Delhi. Clearly had Sushmitha been wearing a helmet, she would have escaped with injuries. As such the pillion rider is more exposed to risk than the actual rider.

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