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KSRTC Bus rams divider after tyre burst, woman seriously injured
KSRTC Bus rams divider after tyre burst, woman seriously injured
Mangalore Today News Network
Ullal: September 8, 2015: A woman passenger suffered serious injuries after the bus she was traveling in rammed into a divider due to tyre burst on Monday.
According to the sources, the KSRTC bus was plying from Kasargod to Mangaluru. When the bus neared Ullal, a front wheel of the vehicle burst and the driver lost control. The bus hit the divider and the woman passenger was seriously injured.
Motorist passing by stopped and helped the injured. Witnesses told the police that the bus was being driven in a rash and negligent manner.
The traffic police arrived at the spot and rushed the injured to the nearby hospital.
A case has been registered at local police station.
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Every time we cannot blame the Government, This time its the fault of the driver because of is negligent driving it happened. I pity the woman injured, hope she recovers .
Lack of Maintenance is the main reason for such accidents. We have to blame the Government and not the drivers.