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Karkala: Car collides with gravel pile; one critically injured in highway mishap

  •   Mon, Dec 16 2024 10:59:37 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Karkala (JD)

Karkala, Dec 16: A car collided with a gravel pile carelessly dumped on the road during highway construction, leaving one passenger critically injured in an accident at Sanur.

Tejas and Prasad, residents of Moodbidri, were injured in the mishap, with one of them in a critical condition. The incident occurred near Sanur, close to Karkala, around 5 am, as they were returning from a volleyball tournament held in Brahmavar.

The driver, drowsy from lack of sleep, crashed into the gravel pile, causing the car to overturn. The impact led to severe injuries to one of the passengers.

Locals reported that a 108 ambulance reached the spot, provided first aid, and transported the injured to Mount Rotary Hospital in Alangar, Moodbidri, for further treatment. The operation was carried out by EMT Mantesh and pilot Chandrappa of the 108 ambulance service.

 

 

 
  

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  • Prashanth, Mangalore,

    Mon, Dec 16 2024

    Very often in cases like this is the big guy is who picks up the tenders but he never executes the job, they hand it over to sub contractors who distributed this to their favourite people and down the line, the amount keeps becoming lesson less and the end result is pretty bad as the person who executes the job in the end really doesn't know the job at all you can see most of the public work that is done over here & there are so substandard that they don't even observe basic rules wether the road is level or not. weather it's straight or not and this is all happening in all civic works like flyovers, or on tenders given for storm water drains where the construction is awful even to look at. Absolutely no proper finish and finally absolutely no thought given to the execution of such projects. All this in a place called Mangalore, sorry Munglur smart City, but the thing is now we have so many dumb people and hardly any smart people. The terms and conditions of tenders that are freely passed to anyone should be displayed on the appropriate website for taking people's opinion and a guarantee should be obtained from all contractors executing these jobs as all this is happening without the awareness of the people who are in turn troubled by very bad projects for no fault of their.

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  • Anand A, Mangaluru

    Mon, Dec 16 2024

    There is no respect for people nor fear of law when it comes to public safety. Our pavements have death traps. The courts are too lenient on big fish, harsh on petty law breakers.

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  • Dr Kusuma Kumari Gunji, Nellore Kodyadka

    Mon, Dec 16 2024

    Where ever there is road repair there must be good sign boards . Otherwise accidents will happen These type of incidences are preventable to great extend

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Mon, Dec 16 2024

    driving on Indian roads is like dancing with death..One should watch 360 degrees..

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