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Thursday, August 09, 2012 9:22:51 AM (IST)  

Mangalore: Heavy Rains Bring Down House, Compound Walls in City

Mangalore: Heavy Rains Bring Down House, Compound Walls in City

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje / Spoorthi Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Aug 9: Heavy rains that resumed in the city following a brief dry spell, are once again taking their toll on the citizens.

The exterior wall of a house collapsed in Hoigebailu, Ashoknagar on Thursday August 9 at around 2 am.

The mud house, said to be constructed almost 60 years ago, belonged to Yashoda Devadiga.

The wall has completely collapsed, resulting in a loss of Rs 1.5 lac.

Though no injuries have been reported, the family is in despair as she is financially poor and has no one to help them.

Amithakala, deputy mayor visited the spot and assured financial assistance from the city corporation. Village accountant Dharmendra was also present.

A similar incident was also reported at Derebail.




Mannagudda

In an incident that occured at around 10 pm on Wednesday August 8, a compound wall of a warehouse in Mannagudda here collapsed, causing much damage.

The collapse sparked-off a chain reaction, bringing down compound walls of an apartment next to it, which in turn damaged boundary walls of three other adjacent houses.

As a result, the road between the residential apartments and the houses has been completely closed to traffic.

No one was injured in the incident. However, there are chances of further damage to the apartment building if rains continue.

Efforts are on to clear the debris. The total loss is yet to be ascertained.


Comments on this article
peter serrao, Mangalore
Thursday, August 09, 2012

The compound wall near mannagudda collapsed due to very strong bolt of lighting that hit it ,if you look closely you can see some areas burned out lucky no one was ther around that place one tree also got burned out.

Shashi Shetty, Santhoor/ Manipal
Thursday, August 09, 2012

On the positive side.. I am glad that at last there is some rain of this intensity in Mangalore and Udupi. Contruction and destruction r part of nature. The house of Devadiga seem to be ill mainatained..it reminds me the story of ant and the cricket. Ant works all summer to protect itself from rain and cold and cricket makes merry on sunny day and perish in rain. sorry i if I sound harsh but, we all have a lesson from this and truth is bitter sometimes.

R.Bhandarkar., M
Thursday, August 09, 2012

Going by the advertisements we see regularly, Gujarat Ambuja,
J.K.Super(remember Sehwag's silly
ad!),OM Puri's advertisement as if a plane is landing on his shoulders (I keep forgetting the name of the CEMENT every time!)these things should never happen!
Hope walls of distrust, communal unrest and disharmony collapse in
the same way in the days to come....Feel for the distressed
hope things and the walls are set right soon....

 
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