Mangalore: Ghastly Accident at Pavanje Leaves Two Dead, Six Injured


Mangalore: Ghastly Accident in Pavanje Leaves Two Dead, Six Injured

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (MM/SP)
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Mangalore, Jun 11: Two persons died and six sustained injuries in a ghastly accident that occurred at Pavanje near Suratkal on Wednesday June 11.

The deceased have been identified as Maloji Rao (70) and Purushottam. This unfortunate incident occurred when a goods tempo rammed into a Maruti Omni car on National Highway 17.

The Maruti Omni was plying to Udupi Kadiyali Shri Durgaparameshwari Temple and the goods tempo was proceeding towards Mangalore from Udupi. Sources said that Maloji Rao died on the spot and Purushottam succumbed to injuries at a hospital in the city.

The injured have been identified as Geeta, Sundar Rao, Vedavati, Dakoji Rao, Padmoji Rao and Shankar. Mulky police rushed to the spot immediately after being informed of the accident and made necessary arrangements to carry the injured to the hospital.

Sources added that reckless driving by the tempo driver was the cause for the accident.

  

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  • M Sunil, Bangalore

    Thu, Jun 12 2008

    Please hand over the tempo driver to the public. Punishment, as deemed fit, shall be given by the public. Inspite of so many accidents and instances of rash driving being brought to the notice of the concerned, nothing seems to have been done. It is with great fear that the motorist, especially two wheelers venture on these roads.

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  • Shrinath Shet, Udupi / Muscat

    Thu, Jun 12 2008

    Tempo Driver should be hanged till death or should be sent to prison for 25 years. This will alarm other useless and reckless vehicle drivers especially tempo and trucks. Can we expect some changes in the laws for these types of accidents?

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