Koteshwar : Eco-friendly Bearys Green Avenue to open tomorrow
First IGBC Platinum certified project in coastal Karnataka
Kundapura, June 16: Bearys Green Avenue, an eco-friendly apartment from Bearys Group would be inaugurated at Koteshwara on June 17 at 10 am.
Speaking to reporters here on Saturday, Bearys Group chairman Syed Muhammad Beary said that the seven storied apartment has 1.10 lakh sq ft area and 62 flats. The apartment constructed with a novel design and features was given Indian Green Building Council (IDBC) Platinum certification before its official inauguration. It is not enough to have just money to construct such an eco-friendly building. Most importantly, one should have time and patience, he said.
The entire building is installed with LED bulbs, for which solar power will be used. Rain harvesting system is also incorporated while constructing the building with an intention of preserving it, for which 18 wells were constructed. The used water will be processed and reused for garden, for which a separate tank is constructed. It is zero discharge building. Water will not go out of this building, he said.
Urban Development and Housing Minister UT Khader, Kundapura MLA Haladi Srinivas Shetty, Kota Janata Fisheries President Anand Kundar, Kundapur Prabhakar Tiles Works partner Prakash T Soans, Koteshwara Gram panchayat president Janaki Billava will be present during the inaugural programme , he said.
Bearys Group Green Initiative General Manager Ramesh Sutar, civil general manager Eshwaran, land owner Sulaiman, architect Iqbal, Group's director Siddiq Beary, senior journalist ASN Hebbar and Ashraf Beary were present at the press conference.
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Puttur: Child injured as ambulance meets with accident
Puttur: A child being transported from Sullia to Mangaluru for medical treatment was injured in a road accident late Monday night at Mura, in Puttur taluk.
The child, who had been born at Sullia Hospital and was en route to Mangaluru Hospital for treatment due to breathing difficulties, was inside an ambulance when a pickup truck traveling from the opposite direction collided with it. Both the child and the ambulance driver sustained minor injuries in the accident.
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Following the incident, the child and the family were immediately transferred to another vehicle and sent to Mangaluru for further treatment.
