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Thursday, June 28, 2012 9:36:40 PM (IST)  

Bantwal: Two Labourers Washed Away by Flash Floods at Vented Dam

Bantwal: Two Labourers Washed Away by Flash Floods at Vented Dam
 
Mounesh Vishwakarma
Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (RD)
 
Bantwal, Jun 28:
Two labourers engaged in work on the vented dam at Kesottu in the limits of Pilimogaru here were washed away by flash floods caused by incessant rains. The incident took place on Thursday June 28 afternoon.
 
The deceased have been identified as 42-year-old Sumati Shetty, wife of Ashok Shetty and resident of Paledamara, and 30-year-old Shekar Poojary, resident of Keldody Mijaru. 

Shekar Poojary's body has been retrieved while search is under way to locate Sumati Shetty.
 
Nine labourers including Shekar and Sumati were engaged in works at the under-construction vented dam at Kesottu, in Pilimogaru. The labourers had been filling soil on either side of the dam for the past two days.  On Thursday, when Sumati was crossing the dam, the water flowed with a sudden force taking her along.  Shekar Poojary tried to rescue Sumati, and in the process both were drowned.
 
Shekar's body was found about one kilometer away from the dam.
 
With the water level rising, search operations to locate Sumati were postponed to Friday June 29 early morning, informed Bantwal rural sub-inspector Mahesh Prasad.
 
Shekar Poojary is survived by two-year-old son, and his wife who is in the seventh month of pregnancy. 
 
Tahsildar Anand Nayak, MLA B Ramanath Rai, Chennaittody gram panchayat president Navinchandra Shetty, ZP member Nalini Shetty, TP member Ramesh Kudtumeru, Bantwal Land Bank chairman Sudarshan Jain, Bantwal rural police visited the spot.


Comments on this article
cany, madanthyar, dubai
Saturday, June 30, 2012

Its very painfull may their soul rest in peace.

BHARATH, MANGALORE
Friday, June 29, 2012

Very Sad News, May their Soul Rest in Peace....

rony billadi, vamadapadav
Friday, June 29, 2012

Its very sad to know about the incident.Its rainining so they would have taken precautions.
Authorities please take care first not after the incidents

John Valder, Panjottu/Pilimogaru
Friday, June 29, 2012

Very Sad to hear the loss of life near my native village.May the departed soul rest in peace.

John Valder, Mangalore.

Henry Lewis, Sastan/Kuwait
Friday, June 29, 2012

It is sad to know about the incident when there is heavy rain the work must have been stopped safety precautions must be implemented during the risky jobs so that this kind of mishap can be avoided. God alone can console the dear ones.

Nachi Top gear , beetige charmady
Friday, June 29, 2012

really bad news . May their soul rest in peace...

R.Bhandarkar., M
Friday, June 29, 2012

Taking 'water levels'for granted may have lead to this mishap.the problems faced by the 'unorganised labour' force are indeed many.Pray for the strength and well being of their near and dear ones.

Candle, Mangalore
Friday, June 29, 2012

Its a monsoon time we need to be more careful.Natures calamities can take place any time anywhere.Some time nature will bring us joy and happiness and sometime disastrous we need to face the reality. Sorry for the people who lost their life.May their soul rest in peace.

 
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