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Two killed in bike accident

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February 16, 2011

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Kasargod, February 16 : Two boys died when the motor bike they were riding collided with a private bus in Panalam near Cherkala on Wednesday evening.

The victims were Mustafa (17), son of M V Abdullah of Cheroor Kadavu, a Plus One student at the Alampady Government Higher Secondary School and Sinan (18), student of a private college in Taliparamba. Mustaffa and Sinan who were friends, belonged to Cheroorkadavu.

The motor bike and the bus collided head on while the bus was overtaking a lorry. Mustafa and Sinan who had gone to a copra mill in Nayanmarmoola were returning home when they met with the accident.

Irate local people prevented the rescue workers from moving the body from the accident site. Both the victims died on the spot and the bodies were later moved to the mortuary of the General Hospital.

A case has been registered in Vidyanagara Police Station.

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