Mangaluru: A Tenka Yedapadavu resident who had gone missing in Tirupati while travelling in train five days ago, located in Chennai. The missing person was Subraya Karant (78), a resident of Shibrikere in Chennai.

He, along with his wife, had left for Srikakulam from Mangaluru Railway Station by Vivek express on July 14. But on July 15 afternoon Karant went missing from the train. The family members had given a complaint to railway police in this regard. A News regarding his missing was also published in www.english.varthabharati.in website.

Meanwhile, a social servant from Chennai Venkatesh made a phone call to the CH Medical’s owner CH Gafoor of Moodbidri on Thursday afternoon and said “a person from your place is found here. A medical slip from your shop has been recovered from him. I am calling based on that number, he said.

Gafoor took his photo through WhatsApp and circulated it among various WhatsApp groups. He got the information from someone that the photo of the Karant that was published in Varthabharati website, is getting matched with that photo.

Following this, Gafoor contacted the Subraya's son as per the news of the 'Varthabharathi' website. Later he informed Karanth’s son about he being found in Chennai. With this, Subraya Karanth and his family members, who were worried for the past few days, have breathed a sigh of relief.

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Riyadh: The United States Embassy in Saudi Arabia has advised American citizens to reconsider travel to the country, including participation in the annual Hajj pilgrimage, amid the ongoing regional conflict.

In a travel advisory, the embassy urged US nationals to exercise caution and review their plans in light of the current security situation.

It specifically advised Americans to reconsider “participation in Hajj this year” to the holy city of Mecca.