Two friends die as bus hits motorbike

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December 15, 2019

Manjeshwar, Dec 15: Two youngsters lost their lives in a collision between a bus and a two-wheeler at Manjeshwar in Kasaragod district today.

The victims have been identified as Jagadish (22), son of Shivanand and Shanta, and Sunil (21), son of Kushal and Usha couple. Both of them were friends residents of Kudlu Ramadasnagara in Kasaragod.

The duo was heading to Kasaragod from Manjeshwar in their ill-fated motorbike, when a bus belonging to the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) knocked it down.

While one of them died on the spot, the other passed away in a hospital in Mangaluru. The bus was plying from Kasargod to Mangaluru.

The bodies have been shifted to the mortuary at Kasaragod general hospital. Manjeshwar police have registered a case. Investigations are on.

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