Mangaluru: Train hits two men crossing tracks - One dead, another critical


Mohan Kuthar 

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (EP) 

Mangaluru, Oct 17: In an unfortunate incident, two men crossing railway tracks during torrential rains were hit by a running train at Thokkottu on Thursday evening.   

Subhash (24) and Manjunath (26) from Haveri Anekallu Hunasi  are the victims of the train hit. While Subhash died, Manjunath, who was critically injured, was admitted to local hospital. Both of them were construction labourers. 

The incident happened when they were crossing the tracks towards their rented house in Thokkottu. There was heavy downpour together with thunder and lightning in the evening. Both of them were crossing the tracks in a hurry and apparently did not hear the sound of the approaching train that hit them.


Representational photo 

Railway police said that only the side of the train hit them as they had crossed the tracks already. 

Railway police who visited the spot have registered a case. 

 

  

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  • Evans C. Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA.

    Fri, Oct 18 2019

    Very sad incident. May the soul of the deceased RIP. Wish a speedy recovery of the injured person.

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 18 2019

    Indeed a very sad story in the lives and histories of two unfortunate people. Neither the driver of the train nor the victims are to be blamed here.

    Hope some generous people will come forward and help the families of the victims.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Atlanta

    Thu, Oct 17 2019

    We can only say Rest in Peace ...

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