Brahmavara: Electric Scooter catches fire


Team Udayavani, Apr 2, 2024, 8:43 AM IST

An electric scooter burst into flames near Akashwani in Brahmavara on Monday morning. The incident occurred as the rider was traveling from the Barkur towards Brahmavara.

Eyewitnesses reported that smoke began emanating from the scooter suddenly. The rider swiftly pulled over to the side of the road and got off the vehicle. Within moments, the scooter was engulfed in flames.

Fortunately, the rider managed to escape unscathed, avoiding any injuries.

The scooter, however, incurred significant damage due to the fire.

It is unclear if the fire was a result of a technical malfunction or other factors.

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