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Mangaluru: 5-year-old crossing road gets hit by water tanker, suffers critical injuries

  •   Mon, Nov 30 2020 09:35:50 PM

Mohan Kuthar

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP)

Mangaluru, Nov 30: In a shocking incident, a five-year-old child got critically injured after getting hit by a water tanker. The accident occurred at Ullalbail, near Thokkottu on Monday evening. The child has been admitted to a private hospital at Deralakatte.

The injured child has been identified as Krishna (5), son of an Uttar Pradesh based couple. As per reports, the child was crossing the road with his parents when the tanker that was coming from Thokkottu towards Ullal hit him. The condition of the child is said to be serious as the tanker ran over his stomach and hand. Naguri traffic police have registered a case against the driver of the driver and taken him into custody.

The incident happened in the presence of parents when the parents and the relatives were walking. The accident has left the mother in a state of shock.

Locals fed water to the child and immediately stepped in to carry him to the hospital.
  

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    The tanker is from the district of the Karnataka CM. Can imagine the way he drivers in his district. Very sad and pray to the Almighty that the child recovers.

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  • abdullah, kundapura

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    Very sad news. Let all of us pray for full recovery of the child. Its a big fault of the parents for not carrying the child in their arms while crossing busy road. Why are they so careless. Did they think they are walking in a garden where there is no movement of vehicles. This is a lesson to all the parents to take care of their kids while crossing road. May God save everyone .

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    I wonder why people of Uttar Pradesh come to Karnataka.
    Rest in Peace Krishna ...

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  • Vinay, IXE/DXB

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    Jossey, Kid is still alive and UP is not in Pakistan. They dont want passport to come to Karnataka. Every one needs job/money to live. Like you settled in Mumbai for livelyhood these people also travel to other places. Coming from UP is not crime.

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  • Jagdish, Mumbai, UAE

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    Jossyey,
    Please stop your senseless comments. Instead praying to recover you are typing RIP.
    In India people can travel any where, Whole county belongs to every citizen of India.

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  • Rajesh, Udupi

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    I also wander how the people from kemmannu village reach mumbai, goa or USA?

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  • hussain, uchil

    Tue, Dec 01 2020

    biggest joke from Mr. Jossey Saldanha, I am always reading his comments and enjoying... but this come to really laughable because situation is critical he is asking why UP people are coming to ULLAL ,,, inner meaning is as =Mr P bhat told Ullal in Pakistan

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