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Bantwal: One killed, two critically injured in KSRTC bus–car collision

  •   Sun, Dec 14 2025 06:30:09 PM

Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal

Bantwal, Dec 14: A violent head-on collision between a KSRTC bus and an Omni car claimed the life of a 65-year-old man and left two others critically injured at Mulya on the Kuddapadavu–Peruvai–Manil Road in Kepu village.

The deceased has been identified as Myra Monappa Kulal (65).

According to sources, all three occupants of the Omni car sustained serious injuries in the impact. They were rushed to a nearby hospital. However, Monappa Kulal succumbed to his injuries while being shifted, police said.

The injured were identified as Lalitha Kulal and Ramani Kulal, both residents of Myra. They are currently undergoing treatment at a hospital.

Personnel from the Vittal police station rushed to the spot, carried out a preliminary inspection and have taken up further investigation into the cause of the accident.
  

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  • Yash, Bantwal

    Sun, Dec 14 2025

    Road traffic awareness is extremely important, especially in rural areas. Highways passing through villages are more vulnerable to accidents due to a lack of road safety awareness. People must be careful about where they park their vehicles, how they take turns or U-turns, and avoid stopping on the road to talk to someone or pick up passengers. Over-speeding and unsafe overtaking are also major causes of accidents and should be strictly avoided.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sun, Dec 14 2025

    Sad one died and others injured.Who was the cause of such accident?Someone must have overtaken or driving fast.Bantwal is again .May the soul rest in peace.Hope other two will get well soon.Heartfelt sympathies to the family.

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