Mangaluru: Engineering student dies of heart attack in Surathkal


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, July 7: In a tragic incident, an engineering student collapsed and died due to a heart attack near Krishnapura Hillside in Surathkal on Monday, July 7 afternoon.

The deceased has been identified as Aftab (18), son of Asgar Ali, a resident of Hillside. He was pursuing a diploma in electrical engineering in Surathkal.

It is reported that the incident occurred around 12 noon while Aftab was on his way to take a bath at home when he suddenly collapsed due to a heart attack.

Aftab was the only son among the four children of Asgar Ali. His three sisters are married. His mother had passed away during the Covid pandemic, and since then, only the father and son lived together.

Ali, an auto-rickshaw driver, had been at home with his son until the afternoon. The tragedy reportedly occurred after he left for work around 1 pm.

 

 

  

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  • Ananda Moorthi., Thokkottu, 575017.

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Now a days Mangalorean's are Worried about these 4 Casualties.........1)Suicide by youngsters.2)Loss of Life of youngster's by Heart attacks 3) Sudden death by vehicle Accidents,

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    I can understand the comments here aren't based on facts by some. If Data before and after vaccinations are compared then truth will come out. Before 2019 not a single fit and young people died suddenly of cardiac arrest. The same way study comparing these incidents among vaccinated and unvaccinated again the culprit will be revealed. A company propaganda of Saving Millions of Lives isn't based on any study. The inserts in the vaccines themselves had revealed the possibility of blood clots resulting in cardiac arrests, Pericarditis, Myocarditis, strokes like Bells Palsy etc. which weren't revealed to the public to make better choices. If still we discuss about these topics instead of focusing on prevention of adverse effects of the possible causes these incidents might skyrocket.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    With or without vaccine effect poor boy lost life in a very early age.Very sad .sad for his old father too.May his soul rest in peace.Heartfelt sympathies to family.Why only India so many people are argue all those die suddenly only because of vaccine?Does anyone has any proved arguement ?Even in other countries too people had vaccine but not so deaths like in India.I would say its more because people not go for health check regularly and changed weather ,lies.:Dont drink enough fluids ,during hot weather might also be a reason?We here too feel more of pressure during hot season which was not there before some years ago.We dont know Better someone findout and prove theoritically for te sudden heart attacks.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    If public is doubting the sudden deaths due to heart attacks in younger generation in view of Covid vaccine side effects, then the Ministry oof health and the vaccine manufacturers as well as WHO must come out with clear assurances rejecting such claims which are spreading among the masses. In Kuwait entire population had to undergo Covid vaccine doze as well as needed booster but no one faced side effects or any proof of someone died due to covid vaccine.

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  • Vicky D,, Kirem D.K.

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    "Aftab was the only son among the four children of Asgar Ali. His three sisters are married. His mother had passed away during the Covid pandemic,." So sad on the part of the Father. Plans are shattered!

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Om Shanti!!! 🙏

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Corona/Covid took my wife's life in 2020. She was suffering from high diabetes. 0ne week she was with me at home with all the signs of Covid but I had to take full care checking her blood sugar, BP, sometime time Hypoglycemia etc. Even cooking. Finally we had to rush her to hospital without success. God saved me from that highly killer virus. I used to consume lots of vitamin 'C' tablets including fresh oranges. Later I took Vaccine & follow up booster. I am now 75 yrs old. Thank God for keeping me fit and active. 🙏

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  • Ravi, Udyavara

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Humans are dyeing like insects ....it's really not normal... Government & Health Department should take very seriously...

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  • Af,,,, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    One by one is going, vaciene effect workng now

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  • v.poojary, Mumbai/ Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Om Shanti!!!A young soul has been lost and very unfortunate for the family. However, zeroing the reason on covid vaccine is foregone conclusion. We all have tendency on jumping to conclusion without a thought to it, is very bad.. Sorry, but before vaccine such abrupt deaths were not there? Thank the vaccine, as it saved many thousands in India and globally.

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  • AJ, mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    No it was not there to this extent...A youngstar dying by heart attack was not this common before covid..

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  • Shesha, Haleyangadi

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Such sudden heart attacks in older people were very less before COVID. It was absolutely rarest of rare In younger generation though they were addicted to drugs/alcohol/smoking etc. before COVID also. That time every thing was good and normal after vaccination only many deaths are come into our knowledge. Sudden deaths while doing gym/dancing/driving etc etc etc. Not only this, many started suffering in hypertension, fluctuations in bp/rise in sugar factories/nerve sensitivity, tingling, cramps etc .

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  • KRPrabhu, Mangslore/Bangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Very sad incident...RIP

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  • Prakash, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    18 years is too young for such a tragic loss. My heartfelt condolences go out to the entire family during this unimaginably difficult time.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    In the forgone times heart attacks used occur with senior people but that is not the case now. These the age factor is not applicable to only to elderly people. Increased cases of heart attack are taking place among youth or in middle aged people. RIP

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  • Allan, Manglore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Extremely sorry for the Family, beautiful soul deprt. May His soul rest in peace 🙏 🕯

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  • M.Mathias, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 08 2025

    Very sad. RIP. Can't ignore corona vaccine side effect.

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  • Flavian, Mangaluru/Kuwait

    Mon, Jul 07 2025

    During the for gone times heart attacks used to occur mostly among senior people but in recent times its young generation who succumb to heart attacks. What's the reason for such fatalities among the young generation? Needs more investigation and medical research and health awareness to control such sad events. RIP🙏

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