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Accident Near Adyar : Recuperating Patient Back to Hospital !

  •   Mon, Feb 15 2010 11:57:54 PM

Mangalore : Accident Near Adyar - Recuperating Patient Back to Hospital !
Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje 
Daijiworld Media Network—Mangalore (RS/CN)

Mangalore, Feb 15: In an accident between a tanker lorry and an Omni car at Adyar on the national highway, a patient returning from hospital had to go back to hospital after the car was damaged on Monday February 15.

The Omni car had four members of a family of whom one was a patient who had been discharged from a private hospital in the city. 












The driver of the tanker Channakeshava was drunk as was his companion Veera.  The impact of the accident led to the car overturning. All the passengers were admitted to a hospital with injuries.

The locals said that the tanker was being driven in a rash manner and the driver almost lost control of his vehicle. 

Local residents helped the police by capturing the tanker driver and conductor. Mangalore Rural Police registered a case.    

  

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  • stan, dubai

    Wed, Feb 17 2010

    We elect our representatives to run the country in best way. In dubai If vehicle is not fit for road the authority will ban the vehicle , if anyone cought drunk driving his vehicle is kept in police custody. if anyone caught with mobile conversation during driving they are punished by black points. but in India most of the politicians/police are corrupt so you can do anything paying pity bribe. This is the reason the culprints will easily escape from these crimes

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  • Ramesh Bhat B., Rajathadri/Kabaka

    Tue, Feb 16 2010

    Sorry to hear this type of Accidents.Drinking is the major factor for such things.Rules should be tightened.

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE/YANBU-KSA

    Mon, Feb 15 2010

    It is the destiney of the patient!!Some times strange things happens in life.With out drinking these H.V drivers not driving (60%)DUI should be strictly monitored with advanced electonic divices by Police and RTO

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 15 2010

    It is told that because of over working, few drivers could not cope with the pressure so they always take alcohol while driving. Some gets addicted to it and take more & more and they loose control on the vehicle they are driving. There are cases where the drivers cannot see properly few have heart disease etc. still they do their job to earn for living but by putting commuter at risk. There should be check post at strategic points to check the physical & mental condition of the driver but the RTO should be honest.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Mon, Feb 15 2010

    Dr. Kiran Acharya, Manipal...What this accident got to do with moral policing ??????

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  • Dr Kiran Acharya, Manipal

    Mon, Feb 15 2010

    It is sad to see such accidents, plight of victims & relatives. Young lives are lost, families shattered. Before one blames authorities, one should pledge to follow traffic rules, lane discipline, avoid road rage, keep vehicles in good condition, avoid drunken driving! (and this is no moral policing!)

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  • SANDRA DSOUZA, MANGALORE/ISRAEL

    Mon, Feb 15 2010

    JUST HAVE A LONG BREATH............U SEE EVERYDAY A LOT OF ACCIDENTS IN INDIA I MUST SAY, WHO CARES? WE JUST LOOK OUR SIDE, ND THTS IT......NOT LONG TIME AGO IN NANTHOOR HAD A TRAGIC ACCIDENT 5 YEARS OLD KID AND A YOUNG MOTHER 25YEARS OLD......THINK OVER IT WOULD HAPPEN IN OUR OWN????...I JUST HOPE ND PRAY EACH ONE WILL THINK WE ALL ARE THE SAME ND EQUAL....

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  • Thomas Dsouza, Gorigudda/Israel

    Mon, Feb 15 2010

    RTO have to ban Drunk and drive very strictly.lot accident happens like this in mangalore.but RTO do not care.

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