Uppala: Truck topples after driver loses control over vehicle


Team Udayavani, Jul 6, 2020, 10:42 AM IST

Manjeshwara: A truck toppled after the driver lost control over the vehicle in Uppala on Monday, July 6.

As per sources, the vehicle was moving from Mangaluru to Kannur and rolled over after the driver lost balance.

Due to this incident, there was a traffic jam in the area for some time, informed sources. The driver has escaped from danger without any wounds.

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