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Kinnigoli: Car catches fire; no casualties
Kinnigoli: Car catches fire; no casualties
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangaluru, October 8, 2024: A car went up in flames on the Kinnigoli main road on October 7, Monday. Luckily no one was hurt.
The car driven by Kinnigoli resident Jasmine was parked in front of the Kinnigoli market. Another woman and two children were also in the car when all of a sudden smoke was seen. All of them started screaming and locals who rushed to the spot managed to get them out of the vehicle.
A fire extinguisher form a nearby petrol bunk was used to put out the fire by the locals.
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