Mangalore: Spot Death in Bike Accident - Police Attitude Angers People

Wed, Jun 06 2012 07:18:33 PM

Mangalore: Spot Death in Bike Accident - Police Attitude Angers People

Spoorthi Ullal / Brijesh Garodi
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (BG)

Mangalore, Jun 6: A bike rider was killed on the spot when his two-wheeler collided with a tipper at Kadri here on Wednesday June 6 evening.

The deceased has been identified as Eustuse Mendonca (49), a lift mechanic and resident of Kakkebettu, Kulshekar. He was earlier in Kuwait and had settled down in Mangalore, having set up his own business. He was unmarried.

Significantly, the accident exposed the inefficiency and apathy of the police in an emergency situation.

Shockingly enough, even half an hour after the accident, the body lay at the spot. A police jeep with two policemen came about 20 minutes after the accident, but they too did not touch the body and were reportedly just lingering around, with one of them stationed near the jeep with the tipper driver in it.

The higher police officials also came to the spot, and according to eyewitnesses, they too did not do anything to move the body. Angered by their attitude, the people who had gathered by then demanded to know why the ambulance had not yet reached and why the policemen were not shifting the body.

The police replied that the ambulance was on the way, but there was no sign of it for long. Finally, frustrated with the situation, the victim's brother Arun and his friend lifted the body and started to walk away, and others too joined them.

At that moment, Kankanady traffic police (east) SI Sandesh stopped a pick-up truck and asked the driver to take the body. However, the people's anger shot up at this, and they fired the policeman for not getting police or government vehicle for the task.

Heated arguments followed between the police personnel and the public. The people demanded to know why police couldn't shift the body and why the ambulance had not reached on time.

Finally, the ambulance arrived and the body was taken away.

Speaking to Daijiworld, the driver of the tipper lorry, Mohammed, said that his tipper was transporting mud from Kankanady to Kottara. When asked about the accident, he had nothing to say, and in fact, seemed drunk.

Mohammed was later arrested by the police.

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JDA, Mumbai
Fri, Jun 08 2012
The photojournolists/journolist just ask humanity of everybody but themselves they never lend a helping hand to the needy anytime

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Jigmig, Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
I am happy for the people who stand united against all these odds. Only they can build a safe Mangalore for us. Even if they fight sometimes on religion at the end they are ready to help any human beings. May god bless you all.

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Well Wisher, London, UK
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Sad news. May his soul rest in peace.
A separate bike lane will help to prevent the bike riders in Mangalore getting hit by ruthless truck/bus drivers.

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George DSouza, Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
FANTASTIC COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS,BUT NO SENSITIVITY IN POLICE,HENCE THESE COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS ARE USELESS.

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Allen, Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Nice concrete roads are made, but the edges are more than 6 inches deep. no way for pedestrians to walk. no place to park. no drainage for the rain water to flow. Everything in Mangalore is unplanned. This monsoon will be much more dangerous for the Mangalorians.

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Naveen D'souza, VALENICIA,KUWAIT
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Lloyd Cutinha, Valencia, Mangalore - Bahrain
when ever right a comments pls check what your saying. if you are in is stage what you will do.pls

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Lloyd Cutinha, Valencia, Mangalore - Bahrain
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Dr.Thinker, Mlore/London
Same as you, I too felt very sad indeed to see these pictures. I dont understand why these people carry the body in this way ? Why these police men or other people are unable to give a fellow Indian a decent dignified respect to his body ? I totally got upset seeing these pictures, I cant believe that my close friend Arun can treat his Elder brother in this way. When a brother himself does not know how to respect his brothers body then what could be expected from others. Tomorrow it could be me or anyone else...Oh God..! Oh, Please forgive them Lord, For they don't know what they do.

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sgs1234, uae
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Realy sad..my deepest condolences for the family and relatives..it looks to me like the injury was on the head..now iam not sure wether this person was wearing helmet or not..but studies shows that the helmets have saved lot of lives.even though its a traffic law most of us avoid the use and risk our safety.

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Vinson Vaz, Kadri/Mangalore/Kuwait
Thu, Jun 07 2012
It is time the traffic police check the drivers of the heavy duty vehicles during the afternoons and the early evenings as they finish work if they are under the influence. Checking all drivers during the night alone is not sufficient. They can check at random. The public can cooperate by informing the police if they get the slightest hint that the drivers of local buses are drunk or even other driver who notice the erratic driving of other vehicles. This way one can avoid such waste of human lives

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Rita, Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
These Police will arrive only before the cows vehicle will arrive, where there is Beef information they will arrive on spot. There is no respect and value for human being, see the way of carrying the dead body, is this is the way?? My God if this is the case please, God dont give us the Road Accident Death, give us the good death God. Please God Please.

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Shakir Hussain, Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Firstly May his soul rest in peace and my heartfelt condolence to the bereaved family. May Almighty give the the strength to the bereaved family.
Secondly this shows the quality of our Dakshina Kannada Police how efficent they are!!!
If you take an interview of our police chief, then they say they are best in the world equal to Scotland Yard.

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magdy, mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Dear Reader & higher authorities of Mangalore, first of all our police & RTO has to work together on vehicles which are not having any indicator lights, specially if u see municipality and some police vehicles are does not have any signal lights at all on their vehicles. If we notice, the 50% of the accidents/deaths are takes place due to the poor signalling and rash driving. we request higher authorities to work on this first and save lives of the peoples.

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magdy, mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Dear Reader & higher authorities of Mangalore, first of all our police & RTO has to work together on vehicles which are not having any indicator lights, specially if u see municipality and some police vehicles are does not have any signal lights at all on their vehicles. If we notice, the 50% of the accidents/deaths are takes place due to the poor signalling and rash driving. we request higher authorities to work on this first and save lives of the peoples.

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Rudolf, Loretto/Mumbai
Thu, Jun 07 2012
May Eustuce's soul RIP! Very tragic and unfortunate end! The value of human life is at its lowest in a city where real estate prices are being jacked up like nobody's business!!!The public of Mangluru have very high tolerance level. If the same situation would have arisen in Mumbai, I am pretty sure the crowd would have gone on a rampage and the driver would have gotten lynched at the hands of the public for sure, not that people here should follow the same principle!!Considering Mangalore's population the deaths due to accidents could be one of the highest in India!! There is total chaos on the roads, no footpaths, no signals, no proper bus stops!!! A very very risky situation for those riding small vehicles, two wheelers, and pedestrians!!

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JR, Mangalore/UAE
Thu, Jun 07 2012
How many more road deaths the MCC, RTA & Police need to have an effective system in place? How many innocent souls are to be sacrificed due to the arrogance of heavy vehicle dreivers attitude? God save the pedestrians, two wheel & small vehicle drivers/passengers from the clutches of these maniac killers on the road!

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Julie D'Souza, Mangalore/Dubai
Thu, Jun 07 2012
One more family lost its member/bread winner due to someone else's fault. Very sad. Strict traffic rules to be followed. May the departed soul rest in peace.

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MOHAMMED, Abu Dhabi
Thu, Jun 07 2012
ONLY NEED TO HAVE GULF LAW (BLOOD MONEY)HOWEVER DID SO HAVE TO PAY 10 LAKHS THEN THEY WILL STOP NEGLIGENCE OF DRIVING, IF DRIVER FAILS TO PAY THEN OWNER HAS TO PAY

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sunil, mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
POLICE HAMESHA LAST PE ATHA HAI.... ONLY FOR GARIBS AND MIDDLE CLASS K LIYE...AGAR WOH RICH MAN YA KOI MARA...MARNE SE PEHLE POLICE REHGA...

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Naveen D'souza, VALENICIA,KUWAIT
Thu, Jun 07 2012
may the soul the rest in peace. i know this person very well. 100% i wll tell you there no traffic rules in karnataka. if you caught any crime you can come out very easily. just note my words that tipper driver will come easily in this crime because of that tipper owner is a big shot. we pray for his soul to RIP.

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Vishwas, Urwa
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Sad incidence. Poor fellow lost his life for somebody else's negligence. The police of Mangalore are International Wastes. Public cannot expect anything from these opportunist police force.

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Rudolf, Bantwal/Mumbai
Thu, Jun 07 2012
May Eustuce's soul RIP! Very tragic and unfortunate end! The value of human life is at its lowest in a city where real estate prices are being jacked up like nobody's business!!!The public of Mangluru have very high tolerance level. If the same situation would have arisen in Mumbai, I am pretty sure the crowd would have gone on a rampage and the driver would have gotten lynched at the hands of the public for sure, not that people here should follow the same principle!!Considering Mangalore's population the deaths due to accidents could be one of the highest in India!! There is total chaos on the roads, no footpaths, no signals, no proper bus stops!!! A very very risky situation for those riding small vehicles, two wheelers, and pedestrians!!

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Sachidanand Shetty, Mundkur/Dubai
Thu, Jun 07 2012
One more day one more life taken away by these killer vehicles. This is happening on an average everyday in our Coastal Main Roads but neither our riders learned the lesson nor drivers. We have been called as most educated city in Karnataka but still we lack in crisis management. Just imagine if anything happens due to natural calamity then, only GOD will save us from disaster. Let Jesus rest Late Mr. Eustuse Mendonca’s soul in peace for ever and give strength to his family and relatives to bear the pain too

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Riyaz, Dubai/Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Disgusting onlookers and the police. Everyone is busy taking the photographs as if a street performance is going on. What action can the police take against the the drunk driver? He will be let off after some hours behind the bars on the so called bail........

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Alwyn, Canada
Thu, Jun 07 2012
RIP Mr,Mendonca. Very sad to see the body on road for a long while. Policemen is very unprofessional who has no self respect how they will respect others. I feel very upset looking at Mangalore current situation which is a getting worst day by day. Policemen, politicians are the blood suckers of poor men and public suffers. People protest for better roads and these corrupt policemen arrest them with the support of politicians and look how people are dying everyday which is not a good sign for Mangalore. People today this man tommorrow your brother, sister, father, mothers, uncle all will have the same fate as this man. If you take it easy then next will be anyones turn. protest and get the response from politicians dont spare them untill roads are done, make them true public servant and stop worshiping them includes policemen. THese kaki men are just a security guards so dont be affriad make them work for the casue of public work. let them work and sweat to get paid from tax payers.

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Anil D.G., Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
MANGALORE COPS ARE ONLY FIT TO SEIZE "ILLEGALLY" TRANSPORTED BEEF..!!!

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vijay, mangalore/Canada
Thu, Jun 07 2012
2012 has been a bad year for many mangloreans. Too many accidents and lot of youth involved. We all know the fact that vehicles have increased quite a huge number inspite of fuel hike what so ever. But the control of traffic in mangalore has been pathetic. The worst part is most of the signal lights do not work and traffice police are least bothered. There should be a strict law and order for traffic in cities and there has to be a system which should be followed by all.

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R D'Mello, Mangalore
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Its a shame that we are in a place where the pizza delivery van comes before an ambulance! Traffic rules are not followed and its is tragic to see people die. The people in power must ensure that proper laws are enacted and that the police are made to enforce these laws effectively and strictly. Also, apart from the guilty drivers, the owners of these tipper trucks and express buses must be put behind bars and have their license cancelled. No excuses!

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Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA
Thu, Jun 07 2012
Eustuse Mendonca may your soul rest in eternal and give comfort to your family and friends. Touching pictures by Spoorthi Ullal and Brijesh Garodi. The policemen did not do their job efficiently in this kind of situation. Only thing they caught the drunk driver and put him in the police van. That driver should be put behind bars for the longest time and his licence be revoked and he should never ever be seen behind the wheels on any vehicle. The police force should be more educated and trained to handle such a situation. In this case it the biker was seriously injured who would have taken him to the hospital as the ambulance was not there even after half an hour. He would have bled to his death.

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shaan, Manglore/Dubai
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Heavy vehicles like Buses, Tippers and Trucks are every day’s killers in our namely intelligent District.Govt and its corporative top to bottom bodies not intent to save innocent loved one even every single day people dieing in accidents & responsible RTO Officers are seems like just in busy in show up Public Awareness Drives.
Govt & their dept. directly responsible for these accidents until taken action on:
1) Strict traffic rules & checks exacting capable for passing DL,
2) Arranging separate lane for Buses (Especially in accident zones),
3) Drive time limit in city area for Heavy vehicles like Tippers, and Trucks,
4) Specially squad for catch Drunk & Drive,
5) Fixing hidden cameras to find rash driving & speed driving, impose heavy fine someone found guilty later cancel the DL.
6) More ever in rainy season generating serious public awareness for safe drive much important.

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Abdul Azeez, Mangalore/Bangalore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Kill the tipper driver! I would have lost my life a few days back due to the negligence of the tipper driver. These reckless tipper drivers are killers.

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Thomas, riyadh/mangalore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Very very sad news and shame on indian politicians, that such things happens in their area. Simple keep the cows and remove cops. Atleast the cows are not interested in money !!

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AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Lets be honest. In India when there is a road accident, helping the injured is a risky thing. One will regret for being in the legal mess. Where as in Europe, not helping the injured is a criminal offense. Who wants trouble. Of course, police will saluteand give a hand shake even to the criminals or a film actor in jail, provided the criminal is rich. O poor we!

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Dr.Thinker, Mlore/London
Wed, Jun 06 2012
I feel very sad indeed to see these pictures that we Indians are not able to give a fellow Indian a decent dignified respect to his body. Tomorrow it could be me or one you or could be one of the people whom we know. Is this the Indian culture we are proud of?
People will still rely on all sorts of Gods and prayers to keep them safe, but believe me it will only get worse .Only way the loss of life is going to reduce is by disciplined driving, tough license tests and strict following of traffic rules.
Its high time we changed our system

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HENRY MISQUITH/M'lore, BAHRAIN
Wed, Jun 06 2012
We pray for his soul to RIP. We humbly ask state govt to pass strict laws to control rash driving of lorry and buses and to have mobile ambulances across the city to address emergency situations.

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Charles D'Mello, Pangala
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Mangalore Police will act fast when Cow's are killed. Human beings are nothing for them. Ambulance, govt vehicles are for the help of government officials and not for poor people like us.....!!

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Edwin Nazareth., Shankerpura. Udipi
Wed, Jun 06 2012
My dear people,do you know police never touch the body or injured people, it is shame for them, but in public meeting they will give big speech, we are for public, specially our karnatak police are never touch the body, they will ask public help, I request where ever public find police body or injured one no one should touch them. they are supported by the politicians.

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Manohar Veigas, UDUPI
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Feel very sad to hear everyday the loss of human life in Mangalore/Udupi. Roads on the highway or inside the town are always under repair and never completed. There is no check on negligent driving specially of trucks and buses. And unfortunately, during accident our police department usually grill the person who tries to hosptialise the victim, forgetting their duty to be on time. Ambulance too mostly arrive when the victim is almost dead. Regarding, Traffic Safety norms, in our NH 66, near Hotel Karavalli in Udupi, traffic signal is installed on the highway junction, which has lead to a total mess and double casualty than before.

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Rudolf, Bantwal
Wed, Jun 06 2012
May Eustuce's soul RIP! Very tragic and unfortunate end! The value of human life is at its lowest in a city where real estate prices are being jacked up like nobody's business!!!

The public of Mangluru have very high tolerance level. If the same situation would have arisen in Mumbai, I am pretty sure the crowd would have gone on a rampage and the driver would have gotten lynched at the hands of the public for sure!!

Considering Mangalore's population the deaths due to accidents could be one of the highest in India!! There is total chaos on the roads, no footpaths, no signals, no proper bus stops!!! A very very risky situation for those riding small vehicles, two wheelers, and pedestrians!!!

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shahnawaz kukkikatte, duabi/udupi
Wed, Jun 06 2012
ineffiecient state and district adminstration. The DCs of twin districts are impotent and lack manhood. Having known that NH 66 is passing through these two districts and frequencyof traffic has increased and speed too has increased due to the widneing of highways, the District adminstration has utterly failed to prtoect the general public and two wheel riders. They failed to bring in a law that mandates weaing hard hats or helmets to two wheel users. As a result many young lives and students are lost..I have been urging DCs to bring out a mandate but they are deaf and are busy in protecting the politicians or busy in collecting the haftas...I feel the DCs will wake upto the call if their own children become victim of such tragedies (God forbid)...Now its the time for citizens to mobilise popular movement and urge the adminstration to act. In high speed roads and cross or access roads, adminstration should lay speed barriers like the speed barriers in Gulf countries..so that speed is reduced and crossing doesnt become a risky affair.. ONly speed breakers and helmets can save some young lives....Yes in coastal karnataka cows are valued more than human beings. Sad but true.

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Ted, Dubai
Wed, Jun 06 2012
The Rate at which people are dying in Mangalore due to Road Accidents,i have a very strong feeling that by 2020 ,Mangalorean Community will go extinct. What are people doing in Mangalore and Udupi, Why can't they Join hands and fight back against the government for the lack of proper roads, lack of Traffic discipline,Hazardous driving and people driving under the influence of Alcohol.

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Jigmig, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Why the govt. pays the salary to the police if they are not doing their duty. Fire them. We don't need this kind of police force in our country who are paid for nothing.

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M.SHAMEEM ANSARI, BAHRAIN/BANGALORE
Wed, Jun 06 2012
very sad news. may his soul rest in peace.
State Govt. is not working properly because of thier internal clashes. all the govt. department falls into deep slumber! The best example for for this is the common people have not received the Ration card so far ! JAI HO DVS! JAI HO BJP!

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sSUJIR PRAVEEN, UDUPI
Wed, Jun 06 2012
WAKE... UP, WAKE ...UP CITY TRAFFIC POLICE DO NOT SLEEP AT STATION ..........

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Walter Pereira, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
RIP Mr Mendonca. I feel sad for you.
I stay at a Kadri flat. I was taking a leisurely walk to collect my evening quota.At Mallikatta circle,a bus going to Karkala turned the circle and suddenly applied brakes.A Lady driver in an ALTO car (with a L sticker) crashed against it and hit a pile of rubble. Luckily, she seems to have escaped with minor injuries, but the car is totally damaged.
All this happened right in front of my eyes.
I think it is high time the Tipper, bus and lorry drivers are educated separately about driving sense by the RTO personnel.

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lawrence, mangalore abudhabi
Wed, Jun 06 2012
MAY HIS SOUL REST IN PEACE very sad to watch the pictures and very sad about POLICE and PUBLIC did nothing almost HALF AN HOUR

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Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udipi/India
Wed, Jun 06 2012
OMG in spite of all these happenings concerned and responsible authorities/department/officials/elected representatives/MLAs/MPs still not awakened from their slumber and opened their eyes to take some corrective steps to stop increasing number of accidents on daily basis.Very sad.May departed soul rest in peace.

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DON, udupi/blore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
entire police department works for making money through hafta and bribes .. None of them work honestly..

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Karan Pinto, katapadi/Dubai
Wed, Jun 06 2012
This is very pathetic. Our Roads are deadly, drivers on the road are either drunkard or doesnt have driving sense, police arrive after one hour of the accident and Ambulance after 2 hours, ambulance are not equipped with life saving equipments, Hospitals take hours to admit the victim. Can we save accident victim? Mera Bharat Mahan.

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MKS, Udupi
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Public should have kicked Ba..d policemen for their attitude . What a system we have in India No HUMANITY to Govt officials . A dead body on a road & everyone watching & not even a clothe to cover & Police does not have ambulance in MANGALORE.... Human value has become So cheap killing people by Lorry & Bus has become common play for drivers. Really Big concern .This should STOP , how many people /innocent dying in Mangalore-Udupi by road accident ???

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ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA
Wed, Jun 06 2012
May the soul rest in peace.Mohammed,Driver of the truck need to be put behind the solitary iron cell for DUI, perhaps few years.If a ambulance not able to reach Kadri,then how could in the rural area 108 ambulance reaching in time!!Traffic police and concerned owes an explanation.

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Karthik, Mangalore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
the cops of mangalore are useless...

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Rakesh shetty, mangalore
Wed, Jun 06 2012
SO SAD TO HEAR.

TIRED LOOKING ACCIDENT AND SUICIDE NEWS.GOD ONLY SAVE US.

NOW THIS IS THE TIME TO WAKE UP WHERE WE WENT WRONG?

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Daniel, Mangalore/Dubai
Wed, Jun 06 2012
What is happening to Mangalore?Is there any traffic rules?

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Jerry Moras, Canada
Wed, Jun 06 2012
Answer is simple - police go where they can make money Here only life involved.

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