Three youngsters killed in car mishap

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October 16, 2016

Madikeri, Oct 17: Three youths from Mysuru died and three were injured when the car by which they were travelling met with an accident in the early hours of Sunday near Anekadu road on the Madikeri-Kushalnagar highway in Kodagu district.

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The police said that six youngsters from Mysuru – all in the 19-25 age group – had arrived in Madikeri on Saturday night. The accident occurred around 1.45 a.m. on Sunday when they were returning to Mysuru after their meal, a police official attached to the Kushalnagar Rural Police station said.

The three youths, including Chethan, who was at the wheel, died on the spot after the car reportedly toppled over and came to a halt after hitting a retaining wall on the road.

Three others in the vehicle suffered serious injuries. A few local residents reached the spot and took the injured to K.R. Hospital in Mysuru. “The injured were subsequently shifted to a private hospital,” the police added. Chethan's friends in the ill-fated car included Nandish, Ravi, Suhas, Chandru, Pratap and Shivakumar.

The bodies were extricated from the mangled remains of the car and sent to the Kushalnagar Government Hospital. A post-mortem was conducted and the bodies were handed over to the relatives.

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Bharath
 - 
Sunday, 16 Oct 2016

OMG. when you by a car take a pledge to drive slow

Sharavan
 - 
Sunday, 16 Oct 2016

for this we dont have any solution. year by year more speeding cars are being launched.

Harish
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Sunday, 16 Oct 2016

o god really horriffic look at the impact.

Priyanka
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Sunday, 16 Oct 2016

RIP. youngsters please ride carefully at least after seeing this.

Lathesh
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Sunday, 16 Oct 2016

why this youngsters dont understand? speed trills but its kills also. these boys should think about at least thr parents.

Abdul
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Sunday, 16 Oct 2016

All parent should observe their children. Now days more student dying in accidents.

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