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Kasargod: 7-year-old girl hit by KSRTC bus while crossing road, dies

  •   Sun, Feb 23 2020 03:55:01 PM

Stepher Kayyar
Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (MS)

Kasargod, Feb 23: In a tragic accident that occurred on the morning of Sunday, February 23 at Arikkadi near Kumble, a young girl was killed when a Karnataka KSRTC bus hit her while she was crossing the road.

The deceased has been identified as Alhan Nehanin (7), daughter of Yousuf Amir, a resident of Arikkadi Tipu Nagar, and a second grade student of St Monica school of Kumble in the district.

 

Nehanin was returning home after attending Madrasa class. While she was crossing the national highway at Arikkadi, the KSRTC bus which was plying towards Kasargod from Mangaluru hit her.

The girl who was grievously injued was taken to Kumble district government hospital immediately. However, she succumbed to her injuries.

Kumble police have registered a case and confiscated the bus.
  

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  • Emmanuel, Mangalore/Pumpwell

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    The buses KSRTC especially plying towards Kasaragod / Kerala move in reckless driving. Recently I have witnessed with own experience. The drivers don't have time to stop the buses even in heavy traffic situation. They don't care police or Law. Should rake action against such mad dogs rightaway.

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  • Emmanuel, Mangalore/Pumpwell

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    The buses KSRTC especially plying towards Kasaragod / Kerala move in reckless driving. Recently I have witnessed with own experience. The drivers don't have time to stop the buses even in heavy traffic situation. They don't care police or Law. Should rake action against such mad dogs rightaway.

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  • John, Mangalore/Kuwaiti

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    Parents must be punished severely for not taking care of this baby
    If the parents don't want to take care the child don't want to help her to cross the road or busy with their business then why they want children? Poor angel how much pain she must have gone through!!

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  • Naveen, Mangalore

    Mon, Feb 24 2020

    O God, May her soul rest in peace.
    Be practcle Mr. John....how is it practically possible for a parent to take care of all when they have 6+ children.....it's god's blessings and he will take care.

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  • Leeda Fernandes, Bellore-Denmark

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    Shocking news, Little angel is no more. My heartfelt condolences to her parents. It will be very hard for them. Iam praying for them. May She Rest In Peace.

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  • sAm i right, India

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    Its sad to hear such news!!! Our drivers need to be trained in a better way to avoid such accidents.

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  • AM, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    She look like an angel. Parents should accompany small children for all out goings. Very sad. RIP dear

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  • D.Shetty, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    may her soul RIP .. but the question is how easy parents or institution care takers while such a small kid crossing highway without adult supervision . its risky to be near less traffic lanes and wonder how it will be on highway ..we cannot blame drivers who will be on high speed anyway ..

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  • Rafi, Bajpe

    Sun, Feb 23 2020

    Inna Lillahi Vahinna Elaihi Rajivoon ..

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