Udupi: Passengers Escape Providentially After Private Bus Plunges Into Culvert


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Daijiworld Media Network—Udupi (RD/CN)
 
Udupi, Jun 11:
A private bus plunged into a culvert on NH 17 at Yermal – Kalsanka, near here on Friday June 11, after its driver lost control.
 
The bus plying from the city to Mangalore had 20 passengers when it plunged into the culvert on Friday evening. 



 
The monsoon hit the coastal region a few days ago and it rained sparsely across the district all day on Friday.  The rain soaked NH 17 causes mishaps annually this time of the year owing to the slippery road and speeding by motorists.   
 
Meanwhile, all 20 passengers and the bus employees miraculously survived without any major injuries. 

Locals rushed to the spot and helped the passengers to get out of the bus that was precariously dangling on the edge of the culvert. 
 
Padubidri police registered a case.  

  

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  • Ajit, M'lore

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    Every time we take a ride on these buses we have to say the slogan printed on the US bills.
    "In God We Trust".
    This is the plight of the citizens to reach home safely.

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  • JACOB, Bijai,Mangalore/dubai

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    Only experience can make man perfect.

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  • Hamdan, Katapady / Dubai

    Fri, Jun 11 2010

    These drivers should be hanged. I dont understand how bus owners keep such irresponsible drivers on duty. Firstly owners of the busses should be given huge fine.

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