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Byndoor: Car rolls into sea; one killed, another missing

  •   Sun, Jul 03 2022 08:40:50 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Byndoor (JD)

Byndoor, July 3: In a major mishap,  a car rolled down to the sea here in Maravanthe killing atleast one person on Saturday, July 2 late night. One more person is reported missing. 

The deceased has been identified as Veeraj Acharya (28) of Koteshwar in Kundapur.

As per the sources, the car was moving from Koteshwar to Byndoor when it fell into the sea from the highway near Maraswamy temple. Due to the high tides the car was completely washed away into the sea. There were four persons in the car. While two people escaped miraculously, two more were stuck inside the vehicle. One body has been found so far and another person was still missing when reports last came in.


Deceased Veeraj Acharya

The two persons rescued have been admitted to a hospital. 

The fire service personnel brought the car to the shore on Sunday morning. Gangolli police have visited the spot.

 

 
  

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    More than 40 percent of the vehicle goes to the government in the form of taxes and the safety standards of the vehicles get compromised due to pricing pressures. This is what you get at the end as a customer as good as a dubba not to mention about the condition of our roads and driving habits. Now the family of the deceased has bear the pain and suffering.

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

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    No words to explain about this tragedy whereby one young man lost his life and one is still missing. RIP Veeraj Acharya.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    third world country roads no safety...no retainer walls by the side to prevent such accidents...only God has to save the motorists....venturing out to drive in the night is definitely like dancing with death..

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  • Norbert Dsilva, Basrur, Nashik

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    Road conditions in India has improved a lot in the last decade. I often drive long distance in these roads across India. What we require is discipline among us, while driving or walking on roads.

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