Kasargod: Son dies, father seriously injured in scooter-bike collision near Permude


Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod

Kasargod, May 28: A tragic road accident involving a scooter and a bike claimed the life of a young man and left his father seriously injured. The incident took place at Periyadka near Permude on the morning of Thursday, May 28.

The deceased has been identified as N Kishan (24), a resident of Nettaraguli in Bayar, who was riding the scooter. His father, Madhava Devadiga, who was travelling as a pillion rider, sustained grievous injuries in the collision.

According to reports, an oncoming bike collided directly with the scooter being ridden by Kishan. Following the accident, the severely injured father was rushed to a hospital in Mangaluru for advanced medical treatment.

A case has been registered by the Kumble police, and further investigations are currently underway.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, May 28 2026

    Its sad enough having a accident and son dies and father is seriously injured.Heartfelt sympathies to family.Were they not wearing Helms?Biker must have had eyes elsewhere as on road?Heartfelt smypathies to family.May the soul rest in peace.Hope father survives and will be return back to health.

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