Mangaluru, Jan 4: In a tragic incident, a scooter fell into a well at Bajal on the outskirts of Mangaluru city.
According to latest reports, dead body of an unidentified man was fished out from the well.
It is said that there were two people on the scooter when the tragedy took place.
“The rider lost balance while riding the scooter, which veered off the road and fell into the well at around 7 p.m. There was a pillion rider too,” said a source.
Bengaluru: Mines and Geology Minister S S Mallikarjun on Monday did not rule out a Cabinet reshuffle after the election results.
"You should ask the chief minister. But one can't say... it (reshuffle) might happen," Mallikarjun told reporters when asked about speculation that some ministers may be dropped.
Mallikarjun said this a week after Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said there was no plan to reshuffle his Cabinet.
There is speculation over a Cabinet rejig and that the Congress high command would hold ministers accountable if the party does badly in the Lok Sabha polls.
Mangaluru: To prevent tragic incidents during the rainy season, Home Guards will be stationed at beaches in Dakshina Kannada starting June 1, announced District Home Guard Commandant Dr. Murali Mohan Choontharu.
During visits to Sasihithlu and Surathkal beaches, Dr. Choontharu provided guidance and suggestions to the home guards on flood rescue operations. He emphasized the importance of these measures in ensuring public safety during the monsoon season.
Deployment Period: June 1 to September 30
Beaches Covered:
Someshwar
Mogaveerpatna
Ullal
Panambur
Tannirbhavi
Fathima Beach
Surathkal
Sasihithlu
Two home guards will be stationed at each beach, working in shifts from 7 am to 7 pm. This ensures continuous monitoring and quick response to any emergencies that may arise.
Preparedness and Coordination
Dr. Choontharu highlighted that the sea conditions are particularly hazardous during the monsoon, with high waves posing significant risks to unaware tourists. The presence of beach guards aims to mitigate these dangers and prevent loss of life.
The home guards will work in close coordination with the Police Department and Fire and Emergency Services to enhance disaster management efforts across the district.
Additionally, a reserve team of 10 home guards will be on standby at the district Home Guard office to respond to emergency calls during the monsoon.
Extended Responsibilities
Beyond beach surveillance, home guards will be vigilant at other critical locations, including:
Subrahmanya Bathing Ghats
Upinangady Sangama
Bantwal Mulki
Sullia
Belthangady
Expert swimmers and divers have been identified and are ready to assist in emergency rescue operations.
Dr. Choontharu's comprehensive plan aims to enhance safety and ensure a quick response to emergencies, providing peace of mind to both residents and visitors during the challenging monsoon season.
Bengaluru, May 23: Karnataka’s capital has once again got bomb threat in 10 days, with three reputed hotels in including The Oterra receiving terror emails today.
Following this, the Bomb Squad and Police teams rushed to the spot and are currently at The Oterra Hotel, DCP South East Bengaluru said.
The recent development comes as Delhi's North Block that houses the home ministry office, received a bomb threat on Wednesday.
According to a Delhi Fire Services (DFS) official, the threat was received through an email which was sent around 3.30 PM to a senior officer posted at the ministry. The email stated that the building will explode as a bomb is planted.
Subsequently, the Police and fire department personnel, bomb disposal and detection teams, and a dog squad were deployed for the search operation at the North Block. However, the threat was later declared a hoax after nothing objectionable was found.
In another similar incident that occurred in the city last week on May 14, eight schools in various parts of Bengaluru received a bomb threat via email. This too was later declared a hoax by the city police.
On May 13, six private hospitals in Bengaluru also received bomb threat through email, although it did not specify which branch. Acting swiftly, the state police deloyed teams to all the hospital branches, initiating a comprehensive search operation in the hospitals.
The email was sent to the Bengaluru Police's Special Branch, alleging the presence of explosive materials inside the hospitals. However, during the investigation and combing operation, the threat was found to be a hoax.
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