Car stuck in sand after being driven onto Suratkal beach

Team Udayavani, Jul 8, 2021, 12:29 PM IST

Suratkal: A car got stuck in the sand after being driven onto Surathkal Guddekopla beach by a few youths from Bengaluru.

It is said that they had planned to drive on the beach and reach the damaged dredger near the sea bed.

But their plan failed when the car got stuck in the sand.

Local immediately came for their rescue and lifted the car out of the sand. They also advised the youths to not perform such dangerous stunts.

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