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Kundapur: 2 young bike riders meet tragic end in road mishap
Kundapur: 2 young bike riders meet tragic end in road mishap
Mangalore Today News Network
Kundapur, Sep 25, 2015: Two youngsters lost their lives in a tragic road accident at Kambadakone Edamavu on September 24, Thursday night. The deceased are Umesh Devadiga (27) and Ravi Devadiga (30).
The mishap occurred when the bike which the two were riding collided head-on with a van while negotiating a curve.
The two bike riders were on way to their home at Kambadakone when tragedy struck.
Of the two, Ravi had plans to go abroad, while Umesh who worked in Bengaluru was on a visit to hometown.
Byndoor Police have registered a case.
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We really feel bad when we hear of accidents. The accident takes place in a fraction of a second, only due to reckless driving of a person. By the time we realize we are in the "Frame".