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Mangalore: Another accident at Nantoor - Two lorries collide

  •   Fri, Jun 13 2014 10:55:16 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (BG)

Mangalore, Jun 13: In yet another accident at Nantoor circle, two lorries laden with goods collided in the early hours of Friday June 13 morning.

The incident took place at around 3.45 am. One of the lorries was laden with fish food, it is said.

The incident took place when the lorry moving towards Kerala collided into the other lorry that was plying from Kaikamba to Kulur. Among the two, one carried Gujarat registration number.

No one was injured in the incident, however, one lorry was badly damaged while the other overturned. The traffic police booth also was uprooted.

It is said that the driver of one of the two lorries was drowsy and lost control of the vehicle.

Due to accident, the traffic was choked for sometime.

Some days back, a tipper lorry had collided with a truck at the same spot and two were injured.

A case is yet to be registered.
  

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  • SALMAN, MANGALORE

    Sat, Jun 14 2014

    FLY OVER AT NANTHOOR, PUMPWELL CIRCLE AND THOKKOTTU JUNCTION IS NECESSARY TO EASE THE TRAFFIC AND AVOID ACCIDENTS.

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  • Celine C. Pinto, Mangalore/California

    Sat, Jun 14 2014

    ANUSHILU, Nanthur,
    Road Humps is required near SHANTHI kIRAN,and 5 mtr.after the circle on the highway. One way is needed after old age ashram till the circle and also flyover is to be constructed so that people also can pass easily from four sides. Small children find very difficult to cross the road during busy hours.
    National Highway Authorities may please make some arrangements in the interest of Public. Some Fruit
    merchants are in the habit of throwing the spoiled fruits/wastages and some people are in the habbit of throwing the garbage on both sides of the highway. Please see that this can be avoided to keep your own city clean. National Highway Authorities may kindly look into the matter for construction of fly over and this only the solution so that the further such accidents can be avoided.
    Celine Pinto, Nanthur/USA.

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  • VAN, Bajpe/bahrain

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Dear neeraj we have so many organizations giving precautionary traffic awareness to public in and around mangalore. Thisis the place where 'n' number of accidents occured and still happening!!!!

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  • Romans Basil Lobo, Gurpur-Kaikamba

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Just wait for one month in rainy season we will see potholes one can swim easily.No need of humps. This is the kind of quality of work. Again one more tender for road repair & loootlo continues.

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  • ASHLEY, UDUPI

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    The strech from nantoor to surathkal is so HORRIBLE one can hardly say it is an HIGHWAY , rather than it can be termed as MAINROAD and the so said service roads are like Gullies . Just imagine what not will happen.

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  • alwyn sequeira, kulshekar

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    mr francis no humps are required in mangalore we have enough pot holes at nanthoor and every where and will have many more during monsoons, suggest an idea such as a fly over,where we can avoid such accidents our so called care takers of the road are ready to humps after every mtr,they wait for such stupid sugestions

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  • FRANCIS, MANGALORE

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    THE SECOND ACCIDENT IN A MONTH OR SO... THERE ARE NO HUMPS IN THE CROSS ROADS, THE VEHICLE COMING ON NH THINK THAT SPEEDING IS HIS RIGHT AND VEHICLES COMING FROM CROSS ROADS THINK THAT EARLY MORNING MEANS FOOT BALL GROUND.
    GOOD THAT IT IS HAPPENING IN THE NIGHT DAY TIME WILL BE FATAL FOR THE POLICE MAN AND HIS FAMILY. TAKE CARE DEAR POLICE MAN IN THAT GREAT SEAT.

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  • aak, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    s ur right mangalorian

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  • VAN, Bajpe/bahrain

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Sad to see until 1 pm our traffic officials toed or cleared said vehicle. All four junctions are fully jammed. Nanthoor junction is one where NH 17 an coincides with city roads. There is no proper sign or indicators and also no signals... really shame on us mangaloreans!!!

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  • Neeraj, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    VAN, Bajpe/Bahrain: Totally agree with you except the last sentence.. Why we should fell shame? Granting a signal light over there is our work? Even if we don't have signals and drive carefully in the controllable speed then majority of accidents can be avoided. only signals or speed breakers are not complete solutions. We mangaloreans fell shame only for driving recklessly. majority of youngsters drive without thinking about their life.

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  • Nazeer, Manglore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Dear Neeraj, i think u don't have any knowledge about importance of traffiq signals.

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  • Af, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Some thing wrong with same spot

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    I would b surprised if Daijiworld does not report an accident, murder or rape every day. These have become daily occurrences.

    It is said that at the very spot there was an accident earlier. In such a case it is expedient that the traffic department do some HOME WORK to see - analyze and set right any difficult traffic problem at the spot.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • vinit D, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Time to think of constructing a bypass road outside the city to link the industrial zone (surathkal/panambur) to bangalore.
    The chaos at nanthoor junction will never be solved even if you have two flyovers and a underpass. See the chaos at surathkal or kottar flyovers and you will see.
    A highway is supposed to be a speedway. See the 80km limit boards even at nanthoor or along this road that passes through residential/hospital and school zones. This means that vehicles can speed upto 80km Isnt it?. It is not the fault of the truckers. It is the fault of those politicians with no long term vision who have allowed a peaceful road to be converted to a so called port connectivity road that allows heavy vehicles with hazardous cargo to cut through the city through a densely populated neighbourhood that has several schools and colleges. All the people who live /study/work or pass by are at great risk not only to accidents but also to the heavy dust/chemical/noise pollution.
    A bypass road is the only low cost solution that is if you consider human lives valuable

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  • Mangalorian, Mangalorian

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Again loss for Inland builder to re structure their signboard..

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  • kodialda muthu, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    If a case has to be registered, let it be on NHAI-IRCON. The Nantoor turn towards kaikamba has lot of water flooding with no proper channel for water, as a result huge potholes are formed at this turn every year. Officials concerned should be booked for negligence. DC should intervene before another tragedy takes place.

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  • rahul, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    in india we have good technologies, can't our government prepare a good design for the nanthoor circle ,so that in future such incident does not occur .

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  • RJ Roshan, mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    When i was coming to my duty at around 5.30 AM this accident has taken place...
    such a wast accident..
    high speed by the lorry came from Udupi side was the massive reason

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    First of all,Control on speed limit.

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  • Errol Ian Dsouza, kulshekar,mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Nantoor circle is constructed to create confusion to people i suppose , it is a nightmare for the drivers at night. as the circle is constructed at a wrong place. its high time they remove that circle and construct either a big circle or flyovers connecting the main highways.

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  • NRD, Bantwal

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Time for the officials to think for the flyover...

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  • Melvin., Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    need to introduce Humps 5 mts away from the junction on Kadri Kulshekar Road.

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  • Bollu, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    Looks like lorry carrying fish food..is intact..!!
    No crowd nearby..!!!

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Fri, Jun 13 2014

    An underpass and an overhead bridge is essential in this junction.

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