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Pothole or Death Trap? A 32 year old EPF employee is dead after a road accident near Hebbagodi. Locals allege the bike lost control while trying to avoid a pothole, before a goods vehicle ran over her. According to police, Medha was travelling as a pillion rider with her...

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