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Mangaluru: New car rams into shop at Yeyyadi, lucky escape for several

  •   Tue, May 02 2017 03:22:50 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SB)

Mangaluru, May 2: Several persons including the driver of a new car had a miraculous escape after the car rammed into a shop at Yeyyadi here on Tuesday May 2 afternoon.

The new Hyundai i20 car, which is yet to get registration number, reportedly belongs to Raghavendra Yeyyadi.

The car was moving from KPT junction, when on reaching Yeddadi, the driver lost control, crossed over the divider and rammed the vehicle into Sri Mahalasa grocery store near Yeyyadi bus stop.

Though it is generally a busy area, luckily there were not many people around at the time of the accident.

The car driver as well as the shop owner escaped unhurt.

The shop was damaged as a result of the accident.
  

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  • Robert Pais, Mangalore

    Wed, May 03 2017

    Car driver should also pay for the loss of business till the shop is repaired.
    Our traffic law enforcement infrastructure is creaky.
    Traffic enforcement department should come.under MCC. Their salaries paid for by the tax payers within MCC limits.
    Lots of revenue can be collected from violaters not wearing helmets to those high beam drivers, to those violating one way.

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  • john, mangalore/kuwait

    Tue, May 02 2017

    while driving car should listen and obey to the commands of the driver!! here it looks like driver obeys and listen to the car!!may be driver pressed accillator instead of brake out of confusion,for mangalore roads please bring back old fiat and ambassador.

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore/ UAE

    Tue, May 02 2017

    Lucky escape for driver and the shopkeeper.
    It is a good car. But the driver did not follow the rules, so don't blame hyundai.
    Like we say " our religion is good but the followers are not adhering to the rules, so don't blame the religion.

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  • Rkk, Mlore / Pune

    Tue, May 02 2017

    Hello,

    Why do we bring religion here, even when the comment is brief. Don't you have any other anology to describe this ? Why are we so obssessed with religion to be brought in, in all our discourses, comments and utterances.

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  • Rkk, Mlore

    Tue, May 02 2017

    Why do we bring religion here, even when the comment is brief. Don't you have any other anology to describe this ? Why are we so obssessed with religion to be brought in, in all our discourses, comments and utterances.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Tue, May 02 2017

    Thank God all are safe ...

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  • Af,,, Mangalore

    Tue, May 02 2017

    I think having strong peg in hotel village this man instead of pressing breake peddle pressed exalator.

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  • MUHAMMAD RAFIKH, MOODBIDRI/JEDDAH, SAUDI ARABIA

    Tue, May 02 2017

    Its proved, for Indian roads, Indian cars like AMBASSADOR/ FIAT is suitable

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  • Ronald, Mangalore

    Tue, May 02 2017

    Not fit to be called as driver who doesn't have control over car he drives.

    It is not just going front & coming reverse knowing is a driving,

    There are so many things to be observed and attentiveness is most important.

    Lost control is not an answer! just escaping! do pilot lose control or ship captain?

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