Karnataka road accidents claim 8 lives in 24 hours
Three were killed and seven others, including a child, sustained severe injuries when the bus they were travelling in crashed to a parked truck.
Salar News

Bengaluru, 16 Aug
At least eight people were killed and
several others critically injured in road accidents across the State on
Saturday morning. The accidents occurred in Nelamangala, Devanahalli, Karwar,
and Yadgir, once again highlighting the lack of safety on the State’s national
highways.
KARWAR: 3 DEAD AS BUS CRASHES INTO PARKED LORRY
Three passengers were killed and seven
others, including a child, sustained severe injuries when the bus they were
travelling in crashed to a parked truck Mavalli Cross in Yellapur taluk of the
district. The impact crushed a large portion of the bus.
The accident occurred while the bus was
overtaking a vehicle on the Yellapur–Ankola and crashed into the parked lorry
in the dark. Reports suggest that the
lorry’s hazard lights or indicators were not switched on, leading to the
collision. However, police also
suspected the accident was caused by negligence from the bus driver, Yamanappa
Magi.
The deceased and injured were from Bagalkot
district and were said to be travelling to Goa for job purposes.
NELAMANGALA: KSRTC BUS COLLIDES WITH SHEEP LORRY
On National Highway 48 near Gundenahalli
village, a KSRTC bus collided head-on with a lorry carrying sheep. Two people
inside the lorry died on the spot. The impact severely damaged a section of the
bus. A case has been registered at Nelamangala Traffic Police Station.
YADGIR: CAR AND TANKER COLLISION CLAIMS 2 LIVES
In the early hours of Saturday, on National
Highway 150 near Neelahalli Cross in Yadgir taluk, a car collided with a tanker
lorry. Two passengers in the car died on the spot.
DEVANAHALLI: 1 DEAD AS CAR RAMS INTO CANTER
Near Gokare on the Hosakote–Dabaspet National Highway, a car transporting tomatoes from Devanahalli to Kolar rammed into the rear of a Canter from Tamil Nadu. One passenger in the Bolero died and the driver sustained minor injuries.
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