Moodbidri: Newly-married slips from footboard of bus, loses life


Daijiworld Media Network - Moodbidri (SP)

Moodbidri, May 29: Suresh Gowda (38), a resident of Thenkamijar here, slipped from the footboard of a bus on the move and lost his life. This incident happened at Niddodi Mugebettu on the evening of Saturday May 27.

The deceased used to work as daily wager. He had married a girl from Permude during April this year. On Saturday, he was engaged for work at Mangaluru. He returned from the city late evening in a private bus. He was waiting on the footboard of the bus to alight from at the bus stop at Niddodi Mugebettu. As the bus did not stop at the designated spot where he wanted to get down, it is said, he slipped and fell on the road. He suffered extensive injuries in this incident, and died in a private hospital at Kinnigoli into which he was admitted.

In a case registered in the rural police station here, the police have cited irresponsibility and negligence of bus conductor and driver as the cause for this accident.

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, May 30 2017

    Horrible ,and sad .why he didnt wait for few minutes?Now he is dead and his bride have to suffer life long without him.It is normal everybody wants to be the first .In India it is a bad habit ,always to stay at the door -How many times they preach but no effect.may his soul rest inpeace.and heartfelt condolence to the f

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