<p>Udupi: Three persons were killed and several others injured after a tourist bus carrying college students rammed into two stationary heavy vehicles on National Highway 66 near Trasi–Maravanthe on Wednesday afternoon.</p><p>According to the police, the accident occurred around 1:30 pm when a bus travelling from Byndoor towards Kundapura veered to the extreme left side of the road. The driver allegedly lost control and first crashed into a parked petroleum tanker on a mud road along the eastern side, before colliding with the rear of a stationary lorry on the opposite side.</p>.'AI disruption' sinks software project, Karnataka govt diverts allotted land for medical college.<p>The impact left the front portion of the bus completely mangled, trapping several passengers inside. Locals and emergency responders rushed to the spot and rescued the injured, who were shifted to nearby hospitals. </p><p>Police said three passengers — Raghu alias Umesh (spare driver), Ranganath (cleaner) and Hemanth (cook) — who sustained severe injuries and were unconscious, later succumbed at hospital. Several others are undergoing treatment at Kundapura Adarsha Hospital, Manipal Hospital, Kundapur Government Hospital and Chinmayi Hospital.</p><p>Preliminary investigation revealed that rash and negligent driving by the bus driver, identified as Manjunath, led to the mishap. A case has been registered against him at Gangolli Police Station under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.</p><p>The bus was carrying final-year B.Com students of Rambapuri College under Kuvempu University, Shivamogga district, who were on an educational tour. They had set out on April 26 and were returning after visiting Dandeli and Honnavar when the accident occurred near the coastal stretch.</p>.'Will abide by Congress high command decision', says D K Suresh on leadership change in Karnataka.<p>Senior police officials, including Udupi Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar, along with investigation officer Sudarshan BN, visited the accident site and supervised relief operations.</p><p>The SP said that three students are undergoing surgeries and treatments but all out of danger. </p>
<p>Udupi: Three persons were killed and several others injured after a tourist bus carrying college students rammed into two stationary heavy vehicles on National Highway 66 near Trasi–Maravanthe on Wednesday afternoon.</p><p>According to the police, the accident occurred around 1:30 pm when a bus travelling from Byndoor towards Kundapura veered to the extreme left side of the road. The driver allegedly lost control and first crashed into a parked petroleum tanker on a mud road along the eastern side, before colliding with the rear of a stationary lorry on the opposite side.</p>.'AI disruption' sinks software project, Karnataka govt diverts allotted land for medical college.<p>The impact left the front portion of the bus completely mangled, trapping several passengers inside. Locals and emergency responders rushed to the spot and rescued the injured, who were shifted to nearby hospitals. </p><p>Police said three passengers — Raghu alias Umesh (spare driver), Ranganath (cleaner) and Hemanth (cook) — who sustained severe injuries and were unconscious, later succumbed at hospital. Several others are undergoing treatment at Kundapura Adarsha Hospital, Manipal Hospital, Kundapur Government Hospital and Chinmayi Hospital.</p><p>Preliminary investigation revealed that rash and negligent driving by the bus driver, identified as Manjunath, led to the mishap. A case has been registered against him at Gangolli Police Station under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.</p><p>The bus was carrying final-year B.Com students of Rambapuri College under Kuvempu University, Shivamogga district, who were on an educational tour. They had set out on April 26 and were returning after visiting Dandeli and Honnavar when the accident occurred near the coastal stretch.</p>.'Will abide by Congress high command decision', says D K Suresh on leadership change in Karnataka.<p>Senior police officials, including Udupi Superintendent of Police Hariram Shankar, along with investigation officer Sudarshan BN, visited the accident site and supervised relief operations.</p><p>The SP said that three students are undergoing surgeries and treatments but all out of danger. </p>
