Youth dies, another rescued after car plunges into dam waters in Udupi

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July 20, 2015

Udupi, Jul 20: A youth met watery grave, while another one was rescured after a speeding car plunged into a dam waters at Mattu village in Udupi district in the weekend night.

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Satish Shetty (35), a resident of Karkala, was driving his Maruti Omni car towards his in-laws’ house in Mattu when the tragedy took place.

It is believed that Shettly lost control over his speeding vehicle due to slippery road and poor visibility amidst heavy rain at around 11:30 p.m.

Prashant Mattu, who was also on board the car, was rescued by the local residents after the tragedy. He is recuperating at a hospital.

The body of Shetty was retrieved only on Monday morning. A case has been registered at jurisdictional Kaup police station and investigations are on.

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