Two sisters, 3-yr-old child die after being run over by train engine at Manjeshwar

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January 31, 2018

Manjeshwar, Jan 31: In a gut-wrenching tragedy, three members of a family were crushed to death by the engine of a train while crossing railway tracks near Manjeshwar railway station on Wednesday morning.

The victims have been identified as Aamina (45), her sister Ayesha (42) and latter’s three-year-old son Tameem.

According to sources, the trio were knocked down by the engine of a train moving towards Mangaluru. According to reports, they failed to notice the speeding engine as another train had just passed on the adjacent tracks. 

All of them breathed their last on the spot. The bodies were shifted to Mangalpady CHC for post-mortem. A case has been registered by Manjeshwar police.

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Mohanakrishnan C
 - 
Saturday, 3 Feb 2018

The NH 66 is very close to station here and the town is on opposite side. A limited height subway linking NH 66 and west side of Manjeshwar Railway station is a must for pedestrians. Foot Over Bridge will be of no use as it is difficult for people to climb the stairs especially for elders and women with kids on tow. Authorities should wake up. There is just a pathway connecting east and west sides of the station. If any train is staioned on the tracks waiting for signal or crossing people tend to cross under the waggons.

Hari
 - 
Wednesday, 31 Jan 2018

Its like suicide only. I saw many people doing the same for getting out from railway station.

Mohammed SS
 - 
Wednesday, 31 Jan 2018

Very Sad Rip to the departed souls, urgently we need bullet train to take more lifes

Ganesh
 - 
Wednesday, 31 Jan 2018

People trying for easy way by risking their life. RIP

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Bengaluru, Aug 1:: Karnataka Minister BC Patil on Friday said that he has tested positive for Coronavirus.

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Bengaluru, Jul 9: Bringing to the fore the dangers frontline workers face in combating the deadly coronavirus, 395 policemen have tested positive for the infection since the outbreak of the pandemic in Bengaluru. This includes five deaths, Inspector General of Police and Additional Commissioner of Police (Administration) Hemant Nimbalkar told media persons.

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