Puttur: Three Die in Ghastly Road Mishap on NH 48, Several Injured


Puttur: Three Die in Ghastly Road Mishap on NH 48, Several Injured
 
Report and Pics by Arun Uppinangady
Daijiworld Media Network – Puttur (RD)

 
Puttur, Jan 18:
Three passengers of a jeep died and six were injured in a ghastly road accident that took place at Paravarakotya, near Udane at the foothill of Shiradi Ghat on Mangalore – Bangalore national highway 48 at about 3 pm on Tuesday January 18.
 
The passengers were returning from Dharmasthala, when a Tipper truck laden with jelly collided with the jeep head-on. The stretch of national highway 48 is under repair and the jelly-laden Tipper truck was on its way to dump the stock at the spot.

The deceased have been identified as forty-five-year-old Sarvamangala, fifty-year-old Dakshayini and fifty-year-old Mahendra.

The injured are twenty-year-old Nagesh, seventeen-year-old Rekha, twenty-three-year-old Rajani, sixty-five-year-old Mahadevamma and twenty-four-year-old Sudha and twenty-year-old Lokesh, of whom Mahadevamma is in critical condition. The injured were taken to Government Hospital here by state-run ambulance.
 
All of them hail from Shanivarasanthe in Sakleshpur taluk of Hassan district.
 
Puttur mobile police sub-inspector Nagesh Kadri is investigating the matter.

  

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  • Alwyn Crasta, neermarga, mangalore

    Wed, Jan 19 2011

    Dear Road minister, kindly make one side thre track and other side three track, pls. don't kill people save life.
    this is humble request from Indian.

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