Tumakuru: Four people, including a woman and son, killed in place and two other sustainable injuries after the personal bus collided with goods vehicles near Siddharthanagar on the outskirts of Tumaku on Sunday.
According to the police, the deceased was Kavitha, 42, from Chiksayatahalli, her son Darshan, 20, who drove a vehicle for Ace Goods, Shared, 25, from Byadarahalli in Chiksayatahalli Taluk and Krishnamurthy, 45, Turuvekere in the Tumakuru District.
Travels SRS buses go from Shivamogga to Bengaluru, while the vehicle goods are heading from Tumakuru Market to Chiksayatahalli.
They collided directly on the 206 national highway near Siddharthanagar around 5.45 in the morning.
The front of the bus was severely damaged, while the front cabin the goods vehicle was destroyed in the accident.
Two bus passengers suffered a minor injury.
The people nearby were saving injured and sent them to the Tumakuru District Government Hospital with their own vehicle.
Fire personnel and emergency services use cutters and other equipment to free the body of the vehicle of goods destroyed.
The bodies were sent to the district government hospital in Tumakuaru for Postmortem.
Regular drivers are not present four people in vehicle goods are vegetable vendors and flowers.
Every day, they come to the market to buy flowers and vegetables and transport them to their cities and villages to sell it.
However, regular drivers of vehicles the goods did not come and therefore Darshan was in the steering wheel.
Senior police officers, including police supervisors, visited the place.
The police have not found out who has goods.
The possibility of better preparation of the police Rahulkumar Shahapurwad said: “The road is straight and there is no problem with stretching.
It seems like the bus might be too fast, causing the accident.
We will see this and find out the cause.”
Tumakuru: Four dead vendors as buses collide with goods vehicles
