Moving car catches fire; occupants escape unhurt


Team Udayavani, Nov 29, 2018, 10:37 AM IST

Kadaba: In a bizarre incident reported from Kutruppadi village on Wednesday night, November 29, a moving car suddenly caught fire. The incident left the car burnt to ashes. Fortunately, all the passengers escaped unhurt.

Sundar Gowda, a resident of Bidrijalu, was travelling in the van along with his family on Wednesday night when they noticed smoke exuding from the engine inside the van when nearing Taleki. They stopped the vehicle and moved out. The van was quickly engulfed in flames turning the van into ashes.

Kadaba police visited the spot and inspected the incident.

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