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Mangaluru: 45-year-old killed after car rams into auto rickshaw on Netravati bridge

  •   Sat, Mar 27 2021 10:28:25 AM

Mohan Kuthar

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Mar 27: In an accident which happened on Netravati bridge near here, a car rammed into an auto-rickshaw on Saturday, March 27. The collision caused the death of the auto driver.

The deceased is identified as Shyamprasad (45), son of Pajeeru Senerebailu Sanjeeva Poojary. It is gathered that he had been to Mangaluru in the morning saying that he has a passenger to be dropped to Mangaluru. While he was returning after dropping the passenger, the car collided with his auto rickshaw.


Shyamprasad

The car driver, who was going from Padil Kannur to Sharada Educational Institute at Talapady in order to drop his younger brother to school, collided against the auto-rickshaw from behind. Due to the sudden impact of the collision, Shyamprasad, the auto-rickshaw driver, was thrown out of the auto-rickshaw as his vehicle hit the fence around the bridge. As the car ran over him, he died on the spot.

Shyamprasad was the only bread-winner of his family. He is survived by his wife and two children.

 

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Josh, India

    Sun, Mar 28 2021

    Simple solution to avoid these incidents and mishaps. Follow lane discipline! If a vehicle moving at a faster speed sticks to the right side and vehicles moving at a slower speed sticks to the left side of the road ,there are very less chances of collisions. People are forced to change lanes because some people lack basic common sense of following lane discipline. Btw someone people do this intentionally to annoy other motorists.

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  • Roshini, Mangaluru

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Saw these two vehicles in the morning near Nethravathi bridge ...didn't knew that it costed life of a bread winner . May his soul rest in peace. Whoever's fault may be , precious life is lost and a family is in distress.

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  • Arun, Manglore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Manglore is a border town. So many second hand cars bearing kerala registration number is used here. That doesnt mean all that are keralites. Look at the coments. No details about car driver just name. By simplh seeing kerala reg number, people spreding hate

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Are you one with a KL registration second hand vehicle or because of less registration fee.

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  • Kudlakar, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Mangaloreans never go for KL plate because KA19 is an emotion of supremacy. Even Keralites opt for Ka19

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  • Greeshma, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    🐂 💩 U say Mangaloreans go to Kerala to buy vehicles there and drive here.. And u don't want to agree these are mallus who are driving here..

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  • AJ, Mangaluru

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    I saw many kerala registration vehicles driving recklessly in Mangalore... Most of them are college students.... They even don't care as they living a lavish life from their parents money.... Serious action should taken on car driver.... Should be a lesson for others....

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Very tragic and unfortunate. 90% of our drivers and auto as well as two wheelers riders are unfit to drive/ride on public roads. Forget alone the condition of our roads.

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Very sad that the auto driver lost his life for no fault. KL registration four wheelers are a huge menace in town. Now after four years of judgement the punishment will be one year imprisonment and Rs. 1000/- fine non sense. The family should get blood money of Rupees Ten Lakhs since the auto driver is the only bread winner for the family. The judgement should be immediate.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Very true. Poor fellow lost his life because of careless driving...Msy the departed soul rest in peace.....condolence to his near and dear ones....

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    The car driver was no more than 20 years of age. Give a vehicle to someone under 25 years of age, and regret forever.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Most of the accidents on Netravati Bridge is KL number cars. Like Covid19 test, Police must check the car licence, insurance certificate, emission test certificate, and mainly deriving licence, if our border chekpost done all above mentioned, then we can reduce 90% KL car accidents. This is what I believe.

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Most of the accidents on Netravati Bridge is KL number cars. Like Covid19 test, Police must check the car licence, insurance certificate, emission test certificate, and mainly deriving licence, if our border chekpost done all above mentioned, then we can reduce 90% KL car accidents. This is what I believe.

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  • prakash, mumbai

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    It is observed that most of the KLregistration cars driven by students are rash in driving. They drive always as if they want to catch some planes. In thier home town if they did this they will be beaten by public. Mangaluru is a calm city with most of the public tolerate this highly educated KLregistration cars. they should be first beaten thoroughly so that any poor autorickshaw drivers are not killed next time.

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  • Indian, Thalapady

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    End based on ethnicity. Condolences.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Netravati is also become like Pumpwell ...

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  • John, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    sense

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    I guess you are John Shetty ...

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  • John, Mumbai

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Talk Sense. Dont act as rahul and modi

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  • antony arun dsouza, mlore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    In todays modern life in Mangalore ,the Car Driver has full AC on and has a modern mobile in one hand and just thinks as if he is like a pilot flying some Aeroplane and mean while has a long never ending conversation over phone, with one hand on the stearing and totally forgets the route or Traffic rules and other vehicles and people arround him. Just he anyhow wants to reach his destination in time. This is now present scenerio in Mangalore. Just horning and chasing vehicles in front. Who cares? This accident must have happened because of this reason only. Poor Auto driver's life is taken. But the Car Driver is always safe in such cases. Such guys should be given 10 years jail term without bail. Let Shyamprasad's soul rest in peace.

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  • Joel, Mangalore

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    rip, but did the auto apply sudden brake in the middle of the road or changed lane ?

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  • Kiran, Mangalore/ Dubai

    Sat, Mar 27 2021

    Looks like side collision. No rear damage . Car changed the lane , hit the rickshaw from side, tempo who was behind the rickshaw hit the left rear door of the car. Just guessing. I may be wrong.

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