Kasargod: Siblings killed in car accident, two others injured


Kasargod: Siblings killed in car accident, two others injured

Stephan Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network – Kasargod (EP)

Kasargod, Dec 21: In a car accident that occurred on the national highway near Haledevi talkies at Kumble on Saturday December 21 morning, two people of a family lost their lives and two others were seriously injured.


Ibrahim and his sister Zuhara

The deceased have been identified as A A Ibrahim Haji alias Ibrahim Malige(48), a resident of Eriyal, and his sister Zuhara (40). Their mother Dainabi (65) and Zuhara's husband M P Mohammed Kunhi (49), a resident of Mogral, were seriously injured. The injured have been admitted to a Mangalore hospital.

Ibrahim's wife Zainaba(38) and Zuhara’s daughter Jumaila (15) escaped unhurt.

The accident occurred when the family was returning from a Swalat programme held in Bayar. The car rolled off the road while trying to avoid a head-on collision with a vehicle approaching from the opposite direction. The car was badly damaged.

A groupd of Ayyappa devotees passing by tried to rescue the accident victims and pulled them out from the car.

The deceased Ibrahim Haji was the state treasurer and district secretary of STU, a union of fish traders.

He was employed at Kel-Bhel company for the past twenty years. Besides being an office-bearer of STU, he was a member of the Muslim League and president of the working committee of a mosque.

The bodies were handed over to the relatives after post-mortem at Kasargod general hospital.

  

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  • Ibrahim Nadubailu, Sullia Al-Khobar KSA

    Sun, Dec 22 2013

    INNA LILLAHI WA INNA ILAIHI RAJIHOON.... We Pray with Allah to bless the departed souls rest in peace and also extend the strength to bear this irreperable loss to the near and dear ones. Peoples still exhibits the careless of trafic rules and safety while driving especially during late hours. Most of the incidents will be avoided to some extent. Aftr all fate is decided by the Almighty.

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  • Manoj, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2013

    A group of Ayyappa devotees passing by tried to rescue the accident victims and pulled them out from the car.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangalore

    Sat, Dec 21 2013

    Very unfortunate incident taking the life of so many innocent people.May God bless rest in peace to the departed souls and also strength to withstand this loss to the near and dear one's.Let us vow to go in moderate speed and travel with following traffic rules to be away from accidents.Thanq.

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  • Sabrina azeez, alkhobar Saudiarabia

    Sat, Dec 21 2013

    INNALILLAHI WAHINNA ILIHI RAJEEHOON....

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  • ibrahim hajabba kannangar, madinah

    Sat, Dec 21 2013

    inna lillahi wa inna illahi rajivoon

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  • ashraf, katipalla / muscat

    Sat, Dec 21 2013

    Inna Lillahi wa inna ilaihi rajihoon.

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  • abdul sathar Habiballah, MOOLUR/JEDDAH

    Sat, Dec 21 2013

    May their soul rest in peace, and ALLAH will gave the strength to the family of diceased. Further I appreciate the devotees of Ayappa helped to pull the bodies from the car

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  • Bollu, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 22 2013

    Abdul...
    Before climbing the hill to visit ayappan temple should visit first
    Hazrath Babar Baba Dargah...
    Devotees already succeeded in there first task by rescuing others..!!
    Please keep in mind during calamites nobody think of religion..everybody jump into help one another. It's different matter will fight latter. It's tradition of Indian culture.

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