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Udupi: 26-year-old dies on spot in bus-Omni collision near Brahmavar

  •   Wed, Jun 18 2014 08:02:32 PM

Silvester D'Souza
Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Jun 18: A young man was killed in a bus-car collision at near Mabukola, close to Brahmavar here on Wednessday June 18 evening.

The deceased has been identified as Bharath Nayari (26), son of Anand Nayari, a resident of Saligrama.

The accident occurred when a private bus plying from Kundapur to Udupi rammed into the Maruti Omni that Bharath was driving. Bharath was on his way to Udupi.

The impact of the collision was such that Bharath died on the spot and the Omni was completely smashed. The Omni was owned by Bharath.

He leaves behind his parents and two sisters.

Kota police have registered the case.
  

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  • Prasad Acharya, Vandse

    Thu, Jun 19 2014

    very sad news........

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  • saleem, uppiankote

    Thu, Jun 19 2014

    Very sad news. May the soul rest in peace. Death in NH 66 is common due to Road accident. We simply can not blame one another. The speed, ego always counts. Its total negligence of our system. RTO and local politicians enjoys their life style. There is no speed control. No traffic rules, no proper service road for local traffic. RTO or Local authorities have no sympathy towards those who travel regularly on such a horrifying road sytem unless such incident happens in their family. Local bus drivers never bother about the families there are carrying.

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  • Peter, Brahmavar/Sharjah

    Thu, Jun 19 2014

    Bus drivers and truck drivers always kills two wheelers and small vehicles in overtaking. Separate lanes for the heavy vehicles and no overtaking by heavy vehilces to small vehicles only solve the problem little. When proper road itself not exists in India where we can expect lane discipline ?

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  • Mohammed Riyaz, Udupi

    Thu, Jun 19 2014

    Its very sad Incident. May His soul rest in peace.
    As He left 2 sisters and Parents, I believe he is one of the major pillar of his family.
    These kind of accidents became common in D.K. The Kundapur to Udupi, Mangalore Buses are running very fast. As RTO approved the timing, they have very shoret gap. So they drive like hell. RTO should take some serious action about this.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Thu, Jun 19 2014

    It is very sad that accidents, rapes, murders and thefts have become daily occurrences. Mangalore and the Dakshina Kannada District as such used to be peaceful and accident and crime free some decades ago However with industrialization and the influx of population accidents and crime have become very common.

    We have a good Police Force in Mangalore and the District and it is hoped that the situation will be better if not completely crime free.

    Joe Gonsalves

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, katapadi/Bangalore

    Wed, Jun 18 2014

    Youngsters die more with vehicle accident in these days in highways.Need to find out the reasons and initiate corrective steps to stop it.Sorry.

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/India

    Wed, Jun 18 2014

    Deadly.RIP

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