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Udupi: Two Seriously Injured in Car-Scooter Accident near Padubidri

  •   Sun, Mar 11 2012 04:23:21 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Mar 11: The spate of bike accidents continue to haunt coastal cities, with yet another incident of bike mishap reported from Padubidri on Saturday March 10 evening.

A speeding car, plying from Mangalore to Padoor (Kaup), reportedly collided with a Kinetic scooter leaving both rider Suhail (23) and pillion rider Zeenath (25) serious injured.

Eyewitnesses told Daijiworld that the impact of the accident was such that the car pulled the Kinetic for almost 200 meters. Due to high speed, the car could not stop immediately.

Both vehicles were damaged, and Kaup police have registered the case.

It may be mentioned here that at least 6 youngsters have died in four different road accidents on NH 66 in the last two weeks.
  

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Sun, Mar 11 2012

    What is happening in this state? We hear every time of bus-bike, lorry-bike, bus-bus, bus-lorry-bike-pedestrian and I do not know what to name it but after all it is an accident. I do not know whom to blame it. Is it the drivers or the vehicles or the pedestrian? In my opinion it is rash driving and speeding by the drivers but not the riders. From the picture what I saw I feel the the driver of the car hit the scooter and was thrown to th side walk. I wish Suhail and Zeenath a speedy recovery. Maybe it was a drunk driving. The police department of Kaup has to investigate the case and give full justice .

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