Kaup: Two killed in collision between tanker-motorcycle


Daijiworld Media Network – Kaup (MS)

Kaup, Mar 26: A tanker collided with a motorcycle on NH 66 opposite West Coast Nursery at Muloor, resulting in the death of both the rider and the pillion in the evening of Saturday.

The deceased have been identified as Subramanya Devadiga (30) and Girish (26), residents of Palimaru Avaralu Mattu.

Both vehicles were heading from Udupi to Padubidri at the time of the accident. The impact of the collision caused both the bike rider and the pillion to be thrown onto the road. Subramanya died on the spot, while Girish succumbed to his injuries on the way to the hospital.

Subramanya and Girish worked as drivers for Jeetendra Furtado, a contractor from Padubidri. The two had a good relationship with their employer and had taken his car for servicing on Saturday afternoon. After servicing the car and leaving it at Jeetendra's house in Palimaru, they were returning to Padubidri when the accident occurred.

The deceased were neighbors and often traveled together. Subramanya was married, and his wife worked overseas, while Girish was unmarried and the second of three children in his family.

The Kaup police arrived at the scene and took into custody Shabbir, the driver of the tanker from Bantwal, and also confiscated the vehicle.

 

 

  

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  • Rajesh, UDUPI

    Sun, Mar 26 2023

    95% of criminals worldwide..

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  • Haneef, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 26 2023

    Very simple 2 wheelers should use service road not toll road to save live.

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  • Joseph, Mangalore

    Sun, Mar 26 2023

    Drivers are tough nuts to crack. In our country, no amount of awareness drive will ever be enough to drive the message to safe driving. Over speeding, drunken driving, distractions to driver, red light jumping, avoiding safety gears like seat belts and helmets, non-adherence to lane driving and overtaking in a wrong manner are some of the major causes. In the case of rail accidents too, we are not far behind. Even though the government has provided infrastructure like railway footover bridge to cross from one platform to another the number of accidents due to run over by trains is scary. In Bombay alone 6,000 odd people are killed every year due to callousness when crossing the railway tracks or for that matter trying to save precious minutes in order to avoid being late. Day before yesterday - early morning around 5 am, a couple (husband, wife and their 15 day old new born child) arrived from Surat in Gujarat at Vasai Road railway station. Instead of getting down on the platform, they got down on the wrong side of the platform to save the crowd on the footover bridge since they were in a hurry to save some precious minutes. As they were trying to climb unsuccessfully on the other platform a speeding express train mowed them and crushed all of them in no time. Silly on their part to have compromised their lives due to carelessness.

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