Parked car damaged after tree falls on it in Cubbon park


Team Udayavani, Jun 23, 2019, 11:05 AM IST

Bengaluru: A parked car in Cubbon park was damaged after a tree fell on it on Saturday, June 22.

As per the sources, part of the tree trunk fell down on the Karnataka registered royal blue SUV. The windshield, roof and the hood of the vehicle were found to be damaged.

The over 100-year-old historical Cubbon Park acts as the lung of the urban city of Bangalore and a popular visiting spot by the city’s residents for its fresh ambience and varied horticulture.

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