Three Die in 2 Separate Road Accidents in Ramanagar, Uttara Kannada


Team Udayavani, Sep 3, 2017, 10:47 AM IST

Ramanagar: In two separate road accident, three people died on the spot in Karnataka on Sunday morning. Two persons died after KSRTC bus collided with an autorickshaw at Jyothi playa in Magadi of Ramanagar district.

Meanwhile a youth reportedly lost his life on the spot after his bike hit a lorry to its rear side at Yellapur in Uttara Kannada.  Another person on the pillion seat is seriously injured in the accident and is being treated in a hospital here. A police case has been registered on the incident at Yellapur police station.

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