Puttur: Two of family killed in car-tanker collision near Uppinangady


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Puttur, Feb 9: Two persons were killed and another injured in an accident on the national highway at Badrodi near Uppinangady here on Sunday February 9.

The deceased have been identified as siblings Dr Jainy Shaji (30) and Jisan (40), both residents of Nelyadi. They were relatives of Nelyadi-based businessman U P Verghese, sources said. 

The accident occured between a car and a tanker. The impact of the collision was such that two persons were killed on the spot.

It is learnt that the tanker which was plying from Mangaluru towards Bengaluru rammed into the car which was coming from Nelyadi.

The person who was injured is said to be critical.

Dr Jainy Shaji was working as assistant professor at SDM College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences.

Uppinangady police arrived at the spot and registered a case. 

  

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  • VITTAL SARALAYA, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    RIP

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  • Sadanannda Amin, Katapadi

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Our traffic police department does not punish the idiots who use high beam lights unnecessarily.
    High beam lights causes temporary blindness which results in fatal accidents .Must ban use of high beam lights unnecessary. Rest in peace.

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  • CA Abdulla, Mangalore/California

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    RIP.

    These type of accidents usually happen while overtaking.

    Friendly advise to drivers. Unless you are damn sure that you can overtake the vehicle in front and get back to your lane with enough space please don’t even attempt it,

    Never overtake on curves or if you can’t see the road ahead of you.

    Otherwise you are a killer driver on the road. not only to you but also for others.

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  • Antony, Padil

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Maruti Suzuki cars build quality is pathetic.

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  • Subhash Chandra, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Absolutely agree with you in this case it's a mid segment SUV, even the airbags that triggered couldn't save anything it just came out of steering wheel as shown in photo. They use same engines for all premium cars & do some cosmetic changes to design & body without giving much importance to safety.

    A million dollar question comes to my mind does Maruti Suzuki production plant ever crash test their vehicles prior to delivery ?

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    May the departed souls rest in peace... 😢

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Rest in Peace ...

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  • Anand R, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Innocent people are paying the price for other's mistake

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Sun, Feb 09 2020

    Once again sad news from phobia ridden region....,

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