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Mangaluru: Pedestrian crossing road hit by a bus, breathes her last

  •   Tue, Nov 26 2019 09:50:56 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Nov 26: A lady who was crossing the road near Kulur Chitrapur near Suratkal was killed after a bus knocked her down. The incident happened on Monday, November 25.

An express bus run by a private bus company hit her. The victim was Tilakam (58), a resident of Chitrapur.

It is gathered that she was working in BSNL office on contract bases as a sweeper. A case about the accident was registered in the city (north) traffic police station.
  

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  • Mangalorean, MANGALURU

    Tue, Nov 26 2019

    Mangaloreans don't know the basic concept of pedestrian crossing, for them they are merely white stripes on the road without any meaning. Pedestrians have a real tough time crossing roads during busy hours by wasting time and also risking lives. In places like Bendorewell and Balmatta, Hampankatta and RTO area it's almost impossible to cross roads. The motorists don't care a damn about pedestrians.

    The citizens suffer in silence. Looks like people are happy with bad roads, absence of footpaths, lack of parking and absence of pedestrian crossing rights. We don't protest where it is really required but only for unwanted things like whether a road should be named as St Aloysius College Road or Mulki Sundararam Shetty Road.

    I really wonder why the police chief, the MLAs or the DC haven't issued any guidelines on pedestrian crossing once for all. In all developed countries pedestrians have the highest respect and priority on roads but in India pedestrians are treated like beggars or a nuisance. This is high time the concerned authorities look into this and issue necessary guidelines.

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  • Anand R, Mangalore

    Tue, Nov 26 2019

    100% correct

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Nov 27 2019

    @mangalorean ,Mangalore yes in developed countries.you are right.Thats why it is called developed .Our country is still after so many years of independence,still a undeveloped.not people but ministers too.

    If a bus or car waits for a pedastrian to pass he has to wait for hours.because people too are passing without end.That doesnt mean cars and buses should not wait.but a signal too is very important,and people too should behave in a educated manner ,not go on passing when in a rush hour heavy vehicles passing.Best is a seperate way for pedastrians is better,or Police must divert and lead the flow when in rush hour.Sad.May her soul rest in peace.Heartfelt sympathy to her family.A senior citizen should be always respected on the road.

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