'Vartabharati' report impact: Puttur youths stranded on Gujarat-Maharashtra border gets response
Dakshina Kannada DC sends Emergency Letter to Valsad DC
Mangaluru: Rasheed Vitla's report about a heartbreaking incident in which two Puttur youths who were returning from Gujarat's Rajkot were stranded on the Gujarat-Maharashtra border due to the lockdown and were living in a car was published on Varthabharati.in. The Dakshina Kannada Deputy Commissioner responded immediately and requested Gujarat's Valsad Deputy Commissioner to make a proper arrangement.
Dakshina Kannada deputy commissioner on Tuesday (April-14) wrote a letter to Valsad DC urging to arrange food and shelter for Ashik Hussain of Pututur taluk Samettadka and Mohammed Taqeen Mariel, a resident of Kemminji's Mottettadka, who are stranded near the RTO check post at Ambergaon Bhilad Taluk in Valsad District.
The DC has said that she wrote the letter based on Rashid Vitla's report and mentioned his name in the letter. The letter was sent with the co-operation of District Information Officer Qadar Shah and Gayatri Nayak, a corona nodal officer.
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Sakleshpur: Man on way to his pre-wedding shoot dies on spot as car hits tree
Sakleshpur: In a tragic incident reported from the taluk, a 28-year-old man who was on the way to his pre-wedding shoot died as his car rammed into a roadside tree.
The deceased groom, identified as Manu LN, was a resident of Darbarpet in Lakkunda village, Belur taluk, and was to get married on May 10.
Manu was traveling in his car to get his bride for the shoot when he lost control over the car near Moogali of Sakleshpur taluk and the vehicle hit a tree beside the road.
Manu is learned to have died on the spot due to the impact of the collision.
