Bantwal: 6-yr-old boy killed, 4 injured in tragic Eicher truck-bike collision


Daijiworld Media Network - Bantwal (MS)

Bantwal, Dec 29: A six-year-old boy was killed on the spot, and four others, including a couple, were injured when their bike was hit by an Eicher truck on Saturday, December 28, at Gadiyara, near Mani, Vittal.

The deceased boy, identified as Shazin (6), was the son of Abdul Saleem, a resident of Mura, near Navoor, in Beltangady taluk.

Saleem was riding the bike with his wife and children when the Eicher truck collided with their vehicle at Gadiyara. Shazin died instantly at the scene. His body has been kept at the Bantwal government hospital.

Abdul Saleem, his wife, and their other two children were injured and are currently admitted to a private hospital in Mangaluru.

 

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Dec 29 2024

    We hear only sad news these days.Some are man made which could have been avoided.How many people can ride on a bike ?Without wearing helmet?People are simply not thinking.Trucks too simply rushing without keeping up speed and rules.Police too are very lash to look or with money minded.?Heartfelt sympathy to family.May the sou rest in peace.

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  • Anil, Mangalore

    Sun, Dec 29 2024

    RTO , Police and National Highway Authorities should be sued for all these road traffic accidents. Unscientific roads , metal barricades in heard of anywhere, poor policing, people not getting fined for breaking traffic and speed rules all have contributed to the deaths and injuries. Hope some social activists and lawyers take up these cases .

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