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Concrete Lorry crashes against electric pole
Concrete Lorry crashes against electric pole
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru Feb 16, 2016: A Concrete lorry went out of control and hit an electric pole today Feb 16, Tuesday near Pinto’s Bakery Kambla Road, Mangaluru.
The electric pole broke due to the impact of the collision and wires above landed which affected power cut in the area. Due to the accident road has been closed for temporary basis.
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Why did the driver move to the extreme left ? Thank god no life is harmed in this accident.
Does the company give the training to the drivers of these concrete lorries Or just appoint at low remuneration?
The heavy vehicles are very risky to travel in the interiors as the electric wires are low and do not support the movement of vehicles.