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Bantwal: 18-year-old dies as Bolero rams into two-wheeler near Vittal

  •   Tue, Jun 19 2018 11:17:05 PM

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Bantwal, Jun 19: A youngster died after a vehicle rammed into his two-wheeler at Kodangai on Vittal-Salathur stretch here on the night of Tuesday June 19.

The deceased has been identified as Mohammed Safwan (18), a resident of Palike Chendeguli in Vittal.

Safwan was riding from Kudtamugeru towards Vittal when a Bolero jeep approaching from the opposite direction collided head-on with his bike.

Safwan got thrown off the two-wheeler and sustained critical injuries. The locals took him to hospital immediately, but he breathed his last on the way.

Vittal police arrived at the spot and registered a case.

 
  

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    RIP the young soul.
    How many more such fate- if the roads are not made with safe way & alert drivers better ban two wheeler on main roads.

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Young people and the vehicle they drive are a killer combination.

    If the driver is under 25, he is sure to have some sort of trouble on the road.

    Why? A young driver just is not aware of the dangers of fast driving.

    My suggestion to people: do not get into a public transport vehicle (bus/van/taxi/hire car) if the driver is younger than 25.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Youth are rash drivers and to be motivated rightly to adhere to traffic rules for safety and to be away from accidents.

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  • Yamby, Qatar / Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Inna lillahi va inna ilahi rajioon

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  • Joseph, Qatar

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Mangalore is a death knell as I have been telling in the past. It will NEVER improve.

    Don't use private vehicles. Rather travel comfortably in the comfort of private / public transport. Stress free and no hassles.

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  • El En Tea, Mumbai

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Why can't you people drive slow safely as the roads are very narrow on that lanes.

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  • Ajay, Kallianpur

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Please don't blame parents or youngsters. Accidents happen all the time it is only normal that a few will involve youngsters, you can't expect youngsters to stop their activities out of fear, though I will concede that a healthy amount of fear will curb speeding. Driving is a big part of our routine, especially considering the state of public transportation which by the way is equally dangerous as is being a pedestrian.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Please hide bike keys of your kids because rains are dangerous for 2 wheelers 😟

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  • Ashok Harsa, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    SAD, R.I.P.

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  • JOHN EDELWISE,TOKYO,JAPAN, MANGALORE

    Tue, Jun 19 2018

    WHOM TO BLAME HERE? PARENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS. IF YOU REALLY LOVE YOUR CHILDREN DONT GIVE THEM VEHICLE TILL 30 YEARS. ROADS ARE NOT SAFE. AND CHILDREN ALSO DRIVE RECKLESSLY, AFTERALL THEY ARE CHILDREN!! PARENTS SHOULD UNDERSTAND..

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  • Prashanth, Penrith Road

    Wed, Jun 20 2018

    Most idiotic comment.. the best drivers are those who learn to drive early. Late learners are usually not very good at driving. People of all ages dies in accidents.

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