Auto driver killed in road accident in Mangaluru
The Hindu
Brahmavar Police have arrested a 19-year-old car driver who was said to be driving in a rash manner leading to the accident.
A goods autorickshaw driver transporting fish died and two were injured in an accident involving the autorickshaw, a motorcycle and a car at Saibrakatte in Brahmavar police limits in Udupi district on Sunday.
The police gave the name of the deceased driver as Suresh Marakala (40), resident of Achchadi, Madhuvana. Raju Marakala (60) travelling in the autorickshaw and motorcycle rider Subrahmanya Kulal (42), resident of Shiriyara, were injured in the accident. They have been admitted in hospital.
The Marakalas used to transport fish daily from Malpe Fishing Harbour and sell the marine product in and around Saibrakatte in their goods vehicle.
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