Puttur: Village accountant died in car-scooter collision
Puttur, October 15: A two-wheeler rider died when a car and scooter collided each other at Thingaladi of Kedambadi village in Puttur taluk on Sunday night.
The deceased has been identified as SB Sudesh Rai (28), of Keyyur village. He was working as village accountant at Punacha.
The car heading towards Kumbra from Thingaladi collided with the scooter coming from opposite direction and Sudesh sustained severe head injury. After the accident, the car driver escaped leaving the car. Noticing the injured person, Thingaladi auto drivers association president Naushad, with the help of Hasainar and Yusuf took him to a hospital in a car. But the doctor declared him brought dead.
Sudesh, son of late Guddappa Rai of Keyyur, also served as the village accountant of Olamogru in Puttur and recently transferred to Punacha. A case was registered at Sampya police station.
Humane work of Naushad appreciated
Though there were many people gathered on the accident sport after the incident, no one has come forward to take the injured person to a hospital. But auto driver Naushad who came on the same direction tried to shift the injured in his auto. Since Sudesh's leg was fractured, Naushad could not shift him in his auto. Later, he took the help of a local person to shift him in a car and admitted to the hospital. People appreciated the humane gesture of Naushad.
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Iran claims missile strike targeted Netanyahu’s office; says his fate ‘unclear’
Tehran/Tel Aviv: Iran has made a major claim, saying its latest missile attack targeted the office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the location of the Israeli Air Force commander in what it described as a “surprise” strike.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said the attack was part of its 10th wave of strikes and involved Kheibar missiles. According to the IRGC, the missiles hit Netanyahu’s office and the site linked to the Israeli Air Force commander.
The IRGC further claimed that Netanyahu’s fate remains “unclear” following the strike.
There has been no immediate confirmation from Israeli authorities regarding the claim. No official statement has been issued on any strike targeting the prime minister’s office or on Netanyahu’s condition.
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