Kundapur: Speeding car hits three vehicles, shop - Two injured


Silvester D'Souza
Daijiworld Media Network - Kundapur (EP)

Kundapur, Jan 17: In a serial accident reported here on Saturday January 17, a Santro car hit a parked car and two two-wheelers before ramming into a shop. Two persons were injured in the incident.

The car was moving from Kundapur via Chickensal road, when its driver lost control and hit a car parked beside the road. It then moved back on to the main road and again hit two two-wheelers parked in front of Sri Ganesh Stores and hit the wall of the shop.

The incident occurred at Kundapur old bus stand. Kundapur resident Ramesh was driving the car. Koteshwar resident Diwaker who standing near the bus stand was injured in the incident.

It is said that the Santro driver failed to stop his even after hitting the parked car. As the car was at high speed, the driver was not able to control the car and it hit a Scooty parked in front of Ganesh Stores near the old bus stand. A girl standing near the Scooty sustained minor injuries. The car went further and hit another two-wheeler and hit the wall of the shop before coming to a complete halt. The two-wheeler was damaged as it came under the wheels of the car.

Further damage averted: Saturday is the day of the weekly market when people flock to the area in large numbers. Usually, hundreds of school children stand here waiting for buses as schools and colleges have holiday in the afternoon. The locals said that it was fortunate that not many people were at the spot when the accident took place, or the tragedy would have been greater.

The locals have alleged that the regular traffic policeman was absent even though the area is usually crowded on Saturdays. The locals and daily commuters have urged the authorities to deploy a policeman here in order to prevent confusion among vehicles and pedestrians.

Kundapur traffic police have registered a case against the Santro driver.

  

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  • yogesh, bombay

    Mon, Jan 19 2015

    Car was running on alcohol not petrol.give aeroplane treatment to driver

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  • joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    One hears of road accidents almost every day and sometimes more than once a day. What remedial measures can one think of except very strict laws to prevent such accidents.

    Hope the department of law and order will come out with some solution to avert the growing spate of accidents.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Flavian, Mangluru/Kuwait

    Sun, Jan 18 2015



    People from the store are lucky to be saved with minor injuries. Thanks to other vehicles which took the bad impact.

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  • Peace Maker, Udupi, Dammam, KSA

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Maybe power of Alcohol
    Dont under estimate a power of drunken man...!!!!

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  • Dr. Harishkumar M, Balkudru

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    We heard about Drive-in-restuarent, Drive-in Theater in metro cities. But Namma Kundapra, one step further, Drive in Store.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Jan 18 2015

    Driving in India is a Special art,with and mostly without licence.Some get licence with Money ,no Need of practice or exam.This fellow I am not sure whether he has one,or with full tanked.car Looks new.may be was driving with high Speed,and couldnt control.afterall some dont follow rules and reulations.Innocent People have to suffer because of such speeders.Does anyone give compansation in such cases.?withdraw his licence.

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  • Peter, Navi Mumbai/Singapore

    Sat, Jan 17 2015

    Transport Ministry may change the Driving licence issue policy.Indian DL is no country accepts. Send all RTO's on official tour to EU,USA,SINGAPORE,Thailand to see the traffic rules and percentage of motor accidents.Let them return and start issuing DL to public and maintain the same percentage at the places they have visited.Sending MLA's, MP's will not solve the accidents problem.They should take RTO's with them.
    RTO's will never issue a licence unless the applicant have a FOREIGN DL. Wake up Authorities. Not only you save poor street walkers life but your own life as well.In India we can bring down accidents below world level provided we all citizens have a will. STOP THAT GOOD WORD CORRUPTION

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  • Kusuma Kumari G, Nellore/Kodyadka

    Sat, Jan 17 2015

    What is this? Another accident I am fed up of news about accidents in Kundpaur areas. POlice must monitor all vehicles. In new year season people here are known for smuggling illicit alcohol to kerala and thats known to cause accidents. May be a case of drunken driving I feel

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  • Vellano1, Mumbai

    Sat, Jan 17 2015

    imbe Petrol-e paad dena att Gangasara na? ..look at his car wheels! dont they look little bigger (alloy wheels?) ... looks like he is a speed thrfit!... all this happens when it is a "ROAD SAFETY WEEK!"... marl maare

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Jan 17 2015

    Are licenses issued to blind ...

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