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Karkala: Car rams into electric transformer; passengers safe
Karkala: Car rams into electric transformer; passengers safe
Mangalore Today News Network
Karkala, July 31, 2024: A car which went out of control of the driver rammed into an electric transformer near the Nandalike Board School. Luckily those in the car escaped unhurt.
The car was speeding from Belman towards Kedinje when the driver lost control at a slopy road and hit the transformer which was on the right side of the road.
Four passengers in the car escaped unhurt. The impact of the collision was such that even electric poles got uprooted and landed on the ground.
The car was completely mangled due to the impact of the collision
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