Udupi: Woman pedestrian killed as car runs amok near Yermal


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Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Jun 3: A pedestrian was killed near Yermal here on Tuesday June 3 after a speeding car rammed into her after hitting the compound wall of a restaurant.

The deceased, identified as Leelavati (30), wife of Ashok, was a resident of Yermal.

Sources said that the driver of the Renault Duster car lost control due to high speed and hit the compound wall of a restaurant and hit a welcome arch. It then ricocheted off on to the road and rammed into the lady, who died on the spot, and also dashed into an electric pole.

The car was moving from Mangalore to Udupi. The driver escaped from the spot soon after the accident.

Udupi district minister in-charge Vinay Kumar Sorake arrived at the spot. He also visited the family of the deceased and expressed condolences.

The body was shifted to government hospital.

Padubidiri police have registered a case.

  

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  • Capt.cornelio, udyavar

    Wed, Jun 04 2014

    put a tough cop in udupi and see how things will change.politicians pl stay away from govt authorities and stop interfering with govt functioning.

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  • P. Shirish Kumar Hosabettu, Muscat, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 04 2014

    Please catch the driver & hang him in public so that drivers who break traffic rules & limits will be warned. Secondly bring out all the traffic polices to road , warn them & make them compulsory daily drill on the respective roads. This Traffic Polices are active only when Politicians, Celebrities & Religious leaders arrival. DOn't don't bother to fulfil their routine job.

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  • Sir Lancelot, Manglore

    Wed, Jun 04 2014

    Look at the external body of a new cars!!!! Even Insurance will not cover-up the repair cost of fibre/ plastic body.

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  • Krishna, karkala

    Wed, Jun 04 2014

    The Police will never find the driver of the car.Because these car owners are rich and law of the land is applicable only to the poor people of the country.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    Either the Car or Driver was DRUNK...

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  • jeetendra hegde, mumbai

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    It seems ,Now a days MLA's are free without office works.how can MLA reach the spot before the police...Instead of this they can try to minimize accidents by making roads driver friendly...by pressing authorities to complete the projects as soon as possible.The road condition after trasi is so bad due to diversions here and there...

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  • suraj pai, Shirva

    Wed, Jun 04 2014

    The MLA was passing by and stopped to help.

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  • THERESA LOBO, Mukamar-Sharjah

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    Very sad. May her soul Rest in Peace in Heaven.

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/India

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    This is happening mostly on NH66 due to road-widening (four lane)almost regularly.Total confusion due to road diversion.Vehicles are coming from all the directions without any rules,regulations putting the public in total chaos and confusion.Very dangerous to cross or wait for buses to catch in the bus stand.Another factor is over speeding like a bullet coming.Vehicles are entering from all the directions,the moment they get some chance to enter without giving any chance to the public to think.All the drivers/vehicle owners are taking maximum benefits due to road construction work at the cost of poor public,pedestrians.There is no human value in this world.Killing,dying,murdering is the daily affairs nowadays without any mercy,sympathy,courtesy.so bad.Concerned authorities/department especially NHI authorities should act immediately in order to regularize the traffic before it is too late.However my sincere prayer to almighty to grant eternal peace to the departed soul of poor lady and bestow enough strength,courage and tolerance to bear this irreparable loss.

    My heartfelt condolence to the family members of departed family.God bless them all

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  • Hindustani, Manipal/Dubai

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    Very sad news. May her soul RIP

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    Poor Lady,just because one couldnt control his car some innocent Person lost life and made Lady's Family in grievousness and who knows may be there are children lost mother.Not only that he escaped also,leaving behind the injured Person(died).shame on him.he was supposed to attend the injured first as a Driver.May her Soul rest in peace and heartfelt sympathy to the Family.catch him and let pay to her Family compensation.

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  • John Pinto, Chickmagalur /Doha

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    India has to bring out strict traffic rules ,educate drivers to drive safe ,develop proper roads , signals etc, in order to cope up with the advanced motor cars , which can easily cruise speeds above 150 km /h . Develop proper infrastructure before bringing these cars on roads. Otherwise God only has to keep us alive .

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    Poor lady rest in peace,
    Is this just accident or planned murder? Even VIPs are not safe on our roads for example Mundeji!

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  • Krishna, Mangalore

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    We need not worry about VIP's. let the common people be safe FIRST.

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  • Usman Shringeri, Riyadh K S A

    Tue, Jun 03 2014

    I know this family. Very Bad news.

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