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Truck falls on car crushing three college students to death, six injured

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May 26, 2016

Madikeri, May 26: Three students from Kerala were killed and four others seriously injured in a road accident at Perumbadi near Virajpet in the wee hours of Thursday.

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The deceased are Ashik, 18, Minoj, 19, and Yasin 18, all students of MHES College at Cherandathur near Kozhikode in Kerala.

They were travelling to Kodagu along with four friends when their vehicle was hit by a truck. There were two more passengers in the vehicle.

The driver of the vehicle, Sajan, and another passenger Shahabas have been shifted to a hospital in Kozhikode.

Two others, Shameen and Shafir, are in KR Hospital, Mysuru. Another passenger Jaffer is being treated at Amala Hospital at Iritty. Nasir and Suber, who were part of the students' group, also sustained minor injuries.

Police and locals had a tough time rescuing the victims and pull out the bodies which were crushed between the vehicles.

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satyameva jayate
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Friday, 27 May 2016

Inna Lillah wa Inna Ilayhi Raajioon.........

@ Ganesh.......Read with your eyes, the news says the car was stationed it means parked.

I am sure proper signage indications and calculated speed breakers would have avoided this fate..... Thanks to our RTO and Traffic departments. No control on anyone.

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April 8,2020

Udupi, Apr 8: Six patients were admitted to isolation wards in the hospitals in the district on Tuesday.

While four people were suffering from symptoms of COVID-19, two were suffering from SARI (Severe Acute Respiratory Infection).

As many as 19 samples were collected and sent for Covid-19 testing to a laboratory in Shivamogga.

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July 10,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 10: Karnataka health minister B Sriramulu on Thursday said that the government is planning to increase number of COVID-19 testing labs and technicians in the state.

Speaking to news agency, Sriramulu said, "We have 72 labs where COVID-19 tests are conducted. They are under pressure with increased number of tests. When lab technicians are quarantined, it gets difficult to complete work. So we are considering to increase number of labs and technicians."

Speaking on the community transmission of COVID-19 in Bengaluru, he said, "The experts are already deliberating over the issue of community transmission. According to me the community spread has not taken place yet."

Meanwhile, Cabinet Minister Madhu Swamy said that the government is calling for foreign investment for which Boston Consulting Group (BCG) has been hired by the state government.

Speaking to the reporters after the Cabinet meeting, Swamy said, "We call for foreign investment in Karnataka for which we need an agency who has to coordinate, who has to bring outsiders in Karnataka to invest in the state. For that we have hired a company by name Boston consulting Group(BCG) we will be paying them Rs 1 crore for twelve months."

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June 9,2020

Udupi, Jun 9: Karnataka Minister for Primary and Secondary School S Suresh Kumar on Tuesday ruled out the possibility of either postponing or cancelling SSLC exam in the State and it will start from June 25 as scheduled.

Replying to a question, the Minister said that Telangana and Tamil Nadu States might have cancelled the SSLC exam, but Karnataka will not follow them. "Will hold the examination from June 25 to July 4 by taking all care to protect the interests of the Children.

The SSLC exam was originally scheduled for March 27, but was postponed as lockdown was clamped following the spread of killer Coronavirus.

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