Kadaba: A hit-and-run incident occurred on Tuesday at Atur on the Uppinangady-Kadaba state highway, involving a car and a bike. The bike rider was injured in the collision, while the car driver fled the scene without stopping to assist.

The injured individual has been identified as Sudhakar, a resident of Kakwe in Alankaru village.

Sudhakar was en route from his residence to Uppinangady on the Uppinangady-Kadaba state highway when a car approaching from behind lost control and collided with his bike. The impact of the collision caused Sudhakar to lose control of his bike, leading to an overturn and subsequent injuries.

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Local residents who witnessed the incident rushed to Sudhakar's aid, providing immediate assistance before transporting him to the Koila Primary Health Center for medical treatment.

Despite the severity of the collision and the injuries sustained by Sudhakar, the car driver chose to flee the scene without halting to take responsibility. Sudhakar informed the Kadaba police about the hit-and-run incident, prompting them to review the CCTV footage obtained from a nearby shop in an effort to identify the escaping vehicle.

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