Attempt to loot ATM fails; CCTV captures 2 masked men 

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October 2, 2017

Kasaragod, Oct 2: Days after the burglary attempt at Canara Bank’s ATM counter at Irikkur, unidentified miscreants made yet another abortive bid to loot cash from the bank’s ATM counter at Periye in Kasaragod district in the early hours of Sunday.

Two persons wearing masks and red-coloured overcoats were noticed during the inspection of CCTV footage in the presence of fingerprint experts, dog squad and police personnel, said Bekal Sub-Inspector Police U.T. Vipin, who is heading the probe into the burglary attempt.

Mr. Vipin said the burglary attempt could have taken place between 1 a.m. and 3.30 a.m. as the masked persons were found to have similarities in dress colour and physical appearance to those who had attempted to burgle the ATM counter at Irikkur on September 21.

The ATM was found to have suffered extensive damage as the miscreants in their frantic bid to execute their “job” spoilt several integral circuits of the hi-tech gadget, he said. Looting of cash, if any, could be ascertained only after experts from Mumbai reached here.

It is presumed that the machine at the time of the burglary attempt contained roughly Rs. 13 lakh in cash as the digital verification made it clear that the customers had withdrawn cash of Rs. 7 lakh after the ATM was stocked with Rs. 20 lakh cash a few days ago.

The police have registered cases under the provisions of IPC Section 461 (dishonestly breaking open boxes containing property) and 5-11 of 380 (attempt to commit offences).The robbers chose to break open the ATM ahead of two day bank recess on account of Sunday and Gandhi Jayanti.

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June 15,2020

Mangaluru, Jun 15: An Indian Army soldier hailing from Belthangady died in Mathura, Uttar Pradesh after he suffered a heart attack.

The deceased is identified as Sandesh Shetty (34), a resident of Barya. He was serving Indian Army for the last 14 years.

As per sources, Sandesh had resumed duties a week ago after returning from vacation. He was deployed at a quarantine center at Mathura and suffered a heart attack there.

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July 17,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 17: The Doctors at Fortis Hospital, here on Friday, successfully treated a 97-year-old patient who suffered an embolic stroke due to calcified stenosis (narrowing of an artery resulting in restriction of blood flow).

In a release, the Hospital authorities stated that the team of doctors led by Dr Rajpal Singh, Director and Interventional Cardiologist, Fortis Hospital, Bangalore successfully conducted Carotid Artery Stenting (CAS) to increase the blood flow in the blocked areas which had resulted in stroke following stringent safety protocols and ensuring proper segregation of COVID and Non-COVID patients at the hospital.

Carotid arteries serve as the main channels which supply the blood flow to the brain and facial structures. Any significant narrowing in these arteries can cause a brain stroke, a mini-stroke, headache, and neurological symptoms.

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January 20,2020

Chamarajanagara, Jan 20: Karnataka High Court Judge P G M Patil has said that it was the responsibility of the judiciary to ensure that justice was not delayed.

He was speaking at a function marking the inauguration of the first and second floors of the district courts in Chamarajanagar town here last evening. He said that the role of the judiciary was critical in establishing justice in society and hence all efforts must be made to ensure that there was no delay in securing justice.

He observed that the district court has been provided with better amenities that should be utilized for the benefit of the public. The district is no longer backward. It has shown progress and development in recent years and has produced three HC judges, Justice Patil added.

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