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Mangalore: Break Fail Results in Serial Accident - Pics

  •   Wed, Mar 02 2011 02:06:47 PM

Pics: Spoorthi Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS/SB)

Mangalore, Mar 2: A person sustained injuries in a serial accident involving a Mahindra Van, Maruthi Car (KA 18 5919), Benz car (KA 19 Z 6930), two autorickshaws (KA 19 C 8871, KA 19 C 7721) near Attavar here on Wednesday March 2.

In the incident, Mahindra Van’s break failed causing it to ram on about four vehicle in total. Its is said that a building construction work is going on and mud strewn there has been creating problem for the smooth movement of vehicles.

After the accident that occurred at around 12.30 pm, traffic block caused severe problems in the area. The injured has been admitted to a private hospital. Police interceptor rushed to the spot immediately.
  

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  • Patrick, mangalore

    Thu, Mar 03 2011

    Break failure is an excuse. There are too many unsolicited cars on too little roads for plying. Road rage is the Mantra of the young hearts.

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  • Sanjeev, Udupi / Bahrain

    Wed, Mar 02 2011

    The matter should not stop at claiming insurance and repairing the damaged vehicle and RTO penalizing the faulty. Mahindra & Mahindra should investigate into the cause of break failure and if a manufacturing defect, must recall the batch for fixing it. That will restore the faith in the Champion brand and the company.

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