Young couple killed in tragic accident near Manjeshwar; baby injured

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March 8, 2016

Kasaragod, Mar 8: A young couple married for nearly two years was tragically killed when their motorbike was collided with a speeding car on national highway near Manjeshawar in Kasaragod district on Tuesday.

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Mohammad Zakir (32) and his wife Haseena (25), residents of Pavoor, near here, were travelling to Uppala on their motorbike along with their one-year-old daughter.

The little girl who became orphan on the spot was rushed to a private hospital for emergency treatment. She is out of danger.

According to local sources, the mishap took place when the motorbike was trying to overtake a lorry. In the melee the motorbike was rammed into a car and the couple along with their baby were thrown on to the road. Within a second they were run over by another reckless vehicle.

Rider Zakir died on the spot and Haseena, who was holding the baby, breathed her last while being taken to a hospital.

The accident led to traffic jam on the highway for some time. A case has been registered at Manjeshwar police station and investigations are on.

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aharkul
 - 
Wednesday, 9 Mar 2016

??? ??? ? ??? ???? ??????
Here every one had a mistake. No one not ready to take their responsibility. So we no need to blame any one. The only one solution to stop the accident the government would install radar to every 5KM gap on each corner of the raod with camera (as it is in Saudi Arabia) with maximum speed of 40K.M. per hour. If they crosses this speed they will be penalty of Rs.200/- minimum. If this is done definitely accident will slow down soon and every rider will be safe. But government will cost more once.

Think this traffic department to install and fix the device in every corner of the road.

abdulkhader
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Wednesday, 9 Mar 2016

Road Accident is a serious issue. Daily hundreds killed because of it in India. But unfortunately nobody ( both govt and public) doesn't take this matter seriously..

why we should have a car which has speed of more than 80km per hour. Better late than never...

Oh Gov't.., do something for the sake of innocents life which you can.....

Rikaz
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Tuesday, 8 Mar 2016

Inna LIllahi Wa Inna Ilahi Rajoon!

Motor bike is not at all good for mangalore roads....it is a kind of death trap...traffic is increasing day by day...no space for small vehicles to move around...at the same time big truck entering from nowhere...overall this kind of accidents are invited every now and then...so tragic...we need to ban motor bikes...most of young boys and couples are getting killed...so sad...

Mohammed Yousef
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Tuesday, 8 Mar 2016

Inna lillahi vainna ilaihi rajihoon, O Allah forgive them and make good here after to them

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