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Subrahmanya: 2 college students die in bike-mini bus collision
Subrahmanya: 2 college students die in bike-mini bus collision
Mangalore Today News Network
Sullia, Jan 11, 2014: A tragic road mishap at Kulkunda near Subrahmanya claimed the lives of two college students on January 11, Saturday. The mishap occurred when a mini bus carrying Ayyappa devotees collided head on with their bike.
The deceased are Deekshith (21) of Panja and Raghavendra (21) of Mardala near Kadaba, both final year degree students of Kukke Shree Subrahmanya College.
The two were on way to Kadaba from Subrahmanya while the bus was coming from the opposite direction. It is learnt, both died at the Kadaba Hospital where they were shifted soon after the accident.
A case has been registered by Subrahmanya police.
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| Comments on this Article | |
| Akshay Baliga, Mangalore | Sat, January-11-2014, 6:55 |
| Those bus drivers are a menace! They are so ignorant when it comes to following traffic decency! | |
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