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Kundapur: One dead, another seriously injured in serial accident at Kumbashi

  •   Mon, Mar 27 2023 08:40:51 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Kundapur (MS)

Kundapur, Mar 27: In an accident that occurred near Pakashala hotel of Kumbashi on NH 66 on Sunday March 26 between a two-wheeler, car and bus, the rider of the two wheeler died, while the pillion was seriously injured.

Prashant Poojary (28) and Vignesh Poojary (27), both residents of Koravadi Manimane Bettu, who were riding on the two-wheeler were seriously injured in the collision. Both were admitted to private hospital at Manipal. However, Prashant succumbed to injuries in the night.

It is said that the car suddenly entered the highway from inner road and hit the two-wheeler. Both the rider and pillion got flung to the road. The bus, which was behind the two-wheeler, ran on the vehicle and also hit the right side of the car. In the meantime, a truck hit another car.

As there is no parking place on both sides of NH 66 at Kumbashi, many people park their vehicles by road side, which results in vehicles approaching from inner road not getting the view of the vehicles travelling on the highway. Locals urge that a service road needs to be built here soon.

 

 
  

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  • Karen Dsouza, Mumbai

    Mon, Mar 27 2023

    This is a tragedy! Kumbashi has high traffic and so many buses and HMV's travelling at top speed. There must be a service road from Kundapur to Mangalore, alongside the highway, which will spare the lives of many people.

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  • Akshay, Mangalore.

    Mon, Mar 27 2023

    Cycle's, cow mathas all are scattered on the main road every where .daily cyclist get thrown all time in kundapur Bazar.

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