Bengaluru: Ramanagar Police on Tuesday, August 1, registered 137 cases of violation of the National Highway Authority of India (NHAI) ban on the entry of two-wheelers, three-wheelers, including auto rickshaws, tractors, hydraulic multi-axle vehicles on to the Mysuru-Bengaluru Expressway.

The police officers and NHAI authorities kept watch at the entry and exit of the Expressway starting 8 am on Tuesday, stopping the prohibited vehicles from using the Expressway. In addition, posters were put up along the Expressway, to provide information on the prohibitory rule to drivers.

Ramanagara District Police tweeted on Tuesday that they had registered up to 137 cases of violation of the NHAI rule, adding that a fine of Rs 68,500 had been collected from the violators.

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Udupi (Karnataka), Nov 28: A 19-year-old boy drowned on Thursday while bathing in Durga falls near Karkala, police said.

According to police, a group of seven college students arrived at the falls and were taking bath.

In the afternoon, Joyal Dias slipped and fell into the deep gorge while trying to get into the water to take bath.

When Karkala rural police reached the location, they launched a search. After much effort, they were able to locate and retrieve the body.

Further investigation is on, police said.

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