Jawar D''Souza, M''Lore/Doha

From where did ore laden truck come from, are they still plying on the roads even after the ban''s. These day''s we should be careful on the roads, the condition of roads are also to be blamed,very narrow rash driving etc.May god give strength to the family to bear the loss.

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ronald, barkur

Indeed the Ore-laden trucks have been banned. Yet all this ? On the other hand, with due respect to the grieving family, I am of the opinion that too many youngsters without paying attention to safety (theirs and others'') are on the road and their presence has been posing danger to the life of unwitting helpless pedestrians.

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Ananta Kashyap, Bangalore

I appreciate the honest and kind comments....It has so much in it apart from the words could express...! Thanks for the comment and my heartiest condolence to the family...May his soul rest in peace....!

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Sarah, Dubai

Yet again an ore laden truck involved in the death of an innocent life... What difference does it make to those drunken truck drivers, you utter a word and the whole gang of truckers go on strike. Can these notorious replace the life of the innocent ones lost under their wheels or can they bring back the smile on the faces of the bereaved families.

Sad there is no rules or regulations curtailing the movement of these death truck. Bad roads God bless PWD Dept. for their efficient and honest works on the roads. Life span for any new road done is not more than a week... May God be the strength for the family who have lost their beloved sibbling, our deepest sympathies and condolence to the family...

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