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Karkala: Marriage Guest Falls Into Well, Dies

  •   Fri, Nov 07 2008 02:46:29 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Karkala (SP)

Karkala, Nov 7: A guest, who had come to Hosabettu village near Moodbidri here to attend a marriage, accidentally fell into a well and breathed his last.

The marriage of the son of Seena Acharya from Kambalakody had been scheduled for Thursday November 6. His close relative Manjunath Acharya (26) who attended the Mehndi programme held the previous evening reportedly went out of the house to relieve himself, after dinner.

As he was not conversant with the surroundings, he accidentally fell into a well which does not have protective walls. He was unmarried and working as an artist in Mangalore. A case has been registered about his unnatural death, at Moodbidri police station.
  

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  • SKM, Udupi

    Sat, Nov 08 2008

    Local authority should take strict actions to the house owner who fails to provide barrier to their own well. It is strange in some home in our district that well digged in their own house left without protection , eventhough they know the risk where their own children play/live( always risk). They spend in digging well & never bother to provide barrier around which does not cost so much . Similar issue we read regularly children falling in to borewell, can't undersatnd people mentality , these all man created trouble/careless, why should we blame God.

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