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Mangalore : Bike - Tanker Accident Claims Lives of Two MRPL Employees

  •   Sun, Jun 26 2011 08:20:30 AM

Mangalore : Bike - Tanker Accident Claims Lives of Two MRPL Employees

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Jun 26 : In yet another accident on city roads, two young employees of MRPL, Mangalore died near Suratkal when their bike collided with a tanker, on Saturday June 25 evening.

Manjesh Kumar (30) and Ramesh S (27) were riding from MRPL office to Suratkal, when the Bullet Tanker also plying in the same direction tried to overtake the bike. The tanker brushed against the bike, and the rider lost control. Both Ramesh and Manjesh fell on the road and the tanker ran over them.


manjesh and Ramesh

It is reported that both Manjesh and Ramesh died on the spot.

Manjesh hails from Bangalore, while Ramesh hails from Bidar. Both were close friends and regularly travelled together. Ramesh was riding the bike, and came to Suratkal to drop Manjesh, who was to catch the bus to Bangalore. A friend of Manjesh told daijiworld that Manjesh was leaving for Bangalore to see a girl for marriage proposal. Since he did not get the ticket for the night bus, he decided to leave by the evening one.

The accident occured at around 4.30pm on the Bajpe - Surathkal road here. People have always complained about speeding heavy vehicles and also erratic parking on this stretch of road.

A case has been registered at Suratkal police station.
  

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  • Deepak Shetty, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 27 2011

    People of Mangalore. Its time to take action NOW !God only knows how many more die on these highway, Its quite scary as these heavy trucks drive and the way they overtake, No lane discipline, Last week I Got my car light smashed by Lorry and The driver was rude, So we thrashed him .Please lets do something !

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  • Anand, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Recently Suratkal-Bajpe road relaid, at that time they removed few speed breakers on the road, especially just infront of the BASF, where vehicle is speeding more than 100kmph. So please try to make sore speed breakers on the road,and it is needed from KANA to MRPL Main gate.

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  • sheikabba kote, Hejamady, udipi

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Loss to the parents and society and benefit to the authority. Case is registered, deal is done, culprit is out, fault by the dead as nothing can be claimed from them. The driver again back to swing the death trap again. Is there any instance that a faulty driver has been sentenced or the m.d.l. is being cancelled? Hell, why should they care about others?

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  • Sr Pramila, Bejai,Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Hearfelt Sympathy to the family and freinds of Manjesh and Ramesh.May the Lord grant Eternal Rest to their Souls.

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Bantwal/Mumbai

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    God only knows how many innocents will have to sacrifice their lives on the Mang-Udipi stretch of highway which is in a horrible state of affairs, IT IS DEATH TRAP WITH NEAR MISSES OCCURING EVERY MINUTE!!!!!!Only divine providence can save the travellers!!!!!!!! Peace unto the souls of the departed!!

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  • Theresa Lobo, Pezar - Sharjah

    Sun, Jun 26 2011

    Very Sad news. No one knows the death date except the God Almighty. May their soul rest in peace. May God give strength and courage to overcome this loss.

    Theresa Lobo
    Sharjah

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