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Bhatkal: Bride-to-be dies in accident three days before wedding

  •   Thu, Jun 11 2015 01:42:02 AM

Yahya Hallare
Daijiworld Media Network - Bhatkal

Bhatkal, Jun 11: In a sad incident reported late night on Wednesday June 10, a bride-to-be died in an accident just three days before her wedding.

The deceased has been identified as Mubeena (19), daughter of Abubakar Kalo, a resident of Jamia Abad Colony here. Three other women were also injured in the accident.

The accident took place at around 10 pm when a speeding Omni crashed head-on into auto rickshaw on NH 66 near Shifa cross, Bhatkal.

Sources said that the Maruti Omni was moving from Shirali to Bhatkal while the auto rickshaw was going towards Jamia Abad Colony.

Mubeena who was seriously injured in the accident was rushed to Bhatkal government hospital from where she was shifted to Manipal, but she breathed her last on the way.

Mubeena was to marry Abu Tahir on Sunday June 14 in Shiroor.

Mushfiqa, daughter of Abdul Hameed of Tengungunddi also sustained serious injury, while two other women escaped with minor injuries.

Auto driver Venkatraman and Omni driver Samraj who were also injured were taken Bhatkal government hospital and discharged after initial treatment.

Bhatkal town PSI Johnson D'Souza along with his team arrived at the accident spot. Hundreds of locals also gathered.

A case has been registered in Bhatkal town police station.


Two lorries collide near Shirali National Highway

In another accident, one person was injured after two lorries collided near Shirali national highway on Wednesday.

The accident took place when a lorry carrying wooden logs from Cochin to Pune collided with a lorry moving from Hubballi to Mangaluru.

Mahadev (40), driver of the lorry carrying wooden logs was injured and lost his leg in the accident. He was shifted to Mangaluru for advanced treatment.

Mahadev who had got stuck inside the lorry was rescued with the help of a JCB. The locals who helped in the efforts alleged negligence on the part of the government hospital in Shirali in treating Mahadev.

A case has been registered in Bhatkal rural police station.
  

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  • the devils advocate, Udupi

    Thu, Jun 11 2015

    Very unfortunate incident for a person to lose life so young. this should be a wake up call to how we have accepted road safety as a society in India. starting from the way a driving license is granted, the way the roads are laid with unscrupulous contractors, highway authorities receiving bribes, corruption every where, we do not follow any road rules, bad sign boards, inadequate road lighting, insufficient traffic patrols the list is endless, if we have to progress as a nation we have to address the root cause, to reduce accidents we should have a system to check the health of vehicles every year mandatory by a government body like the RTO, the vehicle has to be insured, tested for vital things like the brakes, tyres, safety equipment like the fire extinguisher, danger sign, indicator lights etc. every year only such vehicles that pass this stringent tests have to be allowed to ply on roads, the roads themselves need to be prepared of superior quality, not the ones that have potholes within a month of laying them, the roads have to be marked in lanes, drivers should follow lane discipline and all traffic rules. have highway ambulance patrols, have traffic patrols to attend to accidents prepare reports on the spot. the garages should have these reports before they fix any vehicle with accidents this will ensure that it is not a case of hit and run, without overhauling our system and the "chalta hai" attitude we will not achieve anything. if we implement the best practices followed in the developed world and the places that aspire to be developed we will have fewer accidents with fewer casualties. food for thought.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Jun 11 2015

    Jane ko kohi rok nahi sakta,
    Hone ko koi tal nai sakta ...

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