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Accidents Continue to Rock Udupi - Truck Cleaner Crushed by PVC Pipes

  •   Thu, Jun 07 2012 02:53:04 PM

Accidents Continue to Rock Udupi - Truck Cleaner Crushed by PVC Pipes

Inchara - Udupi
Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (RD)

Udupi, Jun 7: In a bizarre accident, a truck cleaner was killed when a load of PVC pipes in the truck crushed him. The driver of the truck applied sudden breaks to avoid collision with another truck, resulting in the sudden and forcful movement of the pipes into the driver's cabin.

The accident occured in front of Halemariyamma temple, Kaup, on NH 66 here on Thursday June 7 at 8.50 am. The driver of the truck had a miraculous esape.

The deceased has been identified as Rahul, a native of Osmanabad in Maharashtra, who was trapped among the pipes along with driver Santosh, who escaped with some bruises. 

Traffic was hindered for nearly two hours. Policemen and locals helped to move the truck  and also retrieved the body and rescued Santosh.
 
DySP Jayant Shetty, Kaup circle inspector Shivanand Walekar, sub-inspector Archana visited the spot.

Kaup police have registered a case in this regard.
  

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  • siddaram, khanadal

    Mon, Aug 13 2012

    Its very danger....

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  • Vishwajith, Udupi

    Sun, Jun 10 2012

    Jones, Manipal,

    I agree with you, even I don't think its PVC pipes. PVC pipe with end cap !

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  • Jones, Manipal

    Sat, Jun 09 2012

    I don't think its PVC pipes, PVC pipes cant exert so much momentum, might be GI pipes.
    The reason being Very Poor engineering safety in placing the pipes.
    There is no rock shield between the dumping bed and drivers cabin.
    No design consideration for proper tie up of pipes on to the dumping bed according to the loading and breaking momentum.
    How can something so serious be taken lightly, Just a sudden break and a such a big mishap.

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  • Manoj Machado, mangalore

    Sat, Jun 09 2012

    Dear Jaimini, I agree with you.
    It is true that God's Blessings needed for every Success... in any religion.

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  • Sylvester Almeida, Brahmavar Matapady

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    Over loaded trucks need proper barrier and taken safety checkups from the RTO

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    Justin brother..you are wrong.Blessing from God is very important to start any work and every religion follows it.Being hindu,i advised Ganahoma in this case because Ganapati is the vigna vinashaka in hinduism.So, christians or muslims can pray or offer pooja in their own style.No problem.Ultimate aim is no death or accidents on the road.At the same time I appreicate your scientific points..I follow scientific and religious rules together.

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  • manoj, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    very poor vehicle body building technology is the reason for this incident....

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  • justin, kinnigoli/Melbourne

    Fri, Jun 08 2012

    Jaimini, Ganahoma wont help to reduce these accidents. Stupidity of the people and do not care attitude of people and authorities on safety issue is responsible for these kind of accidents, Drive Test for the drivers, should be strict and they should put on certain amount of hours(logged) before getting their license, and should be trained on Road safety, Heavy penalties should be introduced for offence instead if Ganahoma or any kind of prayers.

    Government's claims to curb road fatalities clearly don't bear out in the nationwide loss of 390 lives daily. While, 17 lives were lost in road accidents every hour last year, the corresponding figure was 15 for 2010.

    Government sources said the latest figures from all the states and Union Territories, which will be published soon, show that at least 1.42 lakh people died in road accidents in 2011, an increase of over 7,000 from 2010.

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  • Walter Pereira, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    I feel that the RTO should lay down strict norms for trucks carrying heavy objects.
    There should have been and extra barricade set up made up of a steel plate between the cargo and the drivers cabin.
    Very sad accident indeed.

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  • gina, m'lore

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    accidents rate increasng in m'lore....be safe n travel safe....

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  • mohan, mangalore

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    beacuse of very very bad roads

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, M'lore/Bahrain

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    Really painful to see,life is nothing and it ends in sudden. May Rahul's soul rest in peace.

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, M'lore/Bahrain

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    Really painful to see,life is nothing and it ends in sudden. May Rahul's soul rest in peace.

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Thu, Jun 07 2012


    SO SAD TO SEE AND REALLY BAD INCIDENT.

    NOW A DAYS ACCIDENTS CONTINUING DAILY .

    WE HAVE TO STOP THIS NON STOP ACCIDENT BY TAKING PRECAUTIONS.

    DURING RAIN SEASON ACCIDENT CASES ARE DOUBLE. SPECIALLY IN MANGALORE TO KUNDAPUR HIGHWAY.

    LAST YEAR, WE FOUND 49 ACCIDENT CASES IN THIS ROAD AND FOUND 22 PEOPLE DEAD.

    NOW THIS IS THE TIME TO WAKE UP AND TAKE CARE BY THEMSELVES.

    SOMETHING WE CAN SAVE FROM THE DANGER IF WE TAKE ALERT THIS MATTER.

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  • Ronald A., Bejai

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    Safety is first!!!
    This trailer is not designed to carry break bulk cargo or pipes.
    To carry any pipes or metal channels you need to install Guarder in between drivers cabin and trailer that is both end of trailers and also both sides too because it is very dangers to side walker and other vehicles too. Without guarder police should not allow to carry out these things and especially on highways.
    Our traffic department is not checking these things.

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  • A I DIAS, BENNEKUDRU/BARKUR/MUMBAI

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    THIS IS THE MISTAKE OF THE POLICE DEPT., THEY SHOULD NOT ALLOW THE TRUCK WITH NAKED CONDITION, SHOULD BE TIED AND WITH THE SIGNAL THEY WOULD HAVE LEFT THE TRUCK ON HIGHWAY WITH PRECAUTION.

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    Urgentaagi ondu GANA HOMA madbeku Aaneguddeyalli (Kumbhashi)..ella sari hogutte..

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    Very unfortunate to die in such fashion.May soul rest in peace.Nobody to be blamed and certainly destiny and bad luck.

    I think there was no iron safety road which covered frame of Cabin of the truck.

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  • Ashok, Udupi/Dubai

    Thu, Jun 07 2012

    Very Sad, May his soul rest in Peace.
    It won't be PVC pipe.

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