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Mangalore: Three Killed as MRPL Bus Meets with Accident

  •   Sun, Feb 12 2012 02:40:07 PM

Mangalore: Three Killed as MRPL Bus Meets with Accident

Pics: Spoorthi Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (NM)

Update: 7.10 pm

Mangalore, Feb 12: Three people were killed on the spot when a bus belonging to MRPL met with an accident at Shantigudde here on Sunday February 12.

The deceased have been identified as Sanjay Kumar Yadav, Jogishwar Roy, Manik Chand.

As many as 22 were injured in the accident, though initial reports had put the number at seven.

The injured have been admitted to AJ Hospital in the city.The accident occured when the driver of the bus lost control and hit an electric pole before falling into a gorge.

The workers who perished in the accident are said to be from Bihar. They, along with other workers were on their way to their quarters in Shantigudde. The bus was plying from Suratkal.
  

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  • Praveen , Bangalore

    Wed, Feb 15 2012

    Its a sad news "May their soul rest in eternal peace". People come from different states for their bread and butter and they become a victim of reckless driving which leads to accident. Traffic rules in mangalore should be more stringent. They should impose speed limits for the the veichles which runs within the city limit. This way we can cut down the accidents.

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  • Brian, Mangalore/UAE

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Its indeed very sad to hear the people who lost their lives, and also wishing speedy recovery to the needy, everyone should know one thing of doing their job good, but regarding accidents sometimes even it is hard to even Imagine one cannot guarantee whether a person in safe or not, may the almightly grant their families the day to day living and may these accidents should not occur in near future, more said than done

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  • george dsouza, mangalore mumbao

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    Forget porngate, forget all religious affiliations and forget all vallentine day issues! The biggest problem in mangalore/udipi is the reckless bus driving which has caused so many deaths and disabilities.Road accident are the single largest kiilers in India and our district must be leading the country. The worst about our district is public apathy towards these mobile killers, bus drivers somehow enjoy a cult following in the coastal district and are immune to all kind of laws and punishment. Let people come out of their cocoon and raise their voice against these marauding drivers.

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Mon, Feb 13 2012

    I feel sorry for the three persons who lost their precious lives in a MRPL bus accident. May their soul rest in eternal peace and give comfort to the bereaved family and friends. These people came all the way from Bihar to make a living and support their family and their destiny was to die here. I hope the company will give them good compensation to their families as they have lost their lively hoods. Good and touching pictures by Spoorthi Ullal. It seems that the bus driver was speeding and hit a pole. I wish speedy recovery for the injured.

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  • SUJITH.POLALI, polali

    Sun, Feb 12 2012

    ver sad news ,May thier soul rest in peace

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