Burglary at govt quarters: Mangaluru police catch 3; weapons seized

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November 2, 2017

Mangaluru, Nov 2: Three persons have been arrested by the he Central Crime Branch (CCB) of Mangaluru City Police in connection with two recent incidents of burglary at government quarters in the city.

The police also recovered 131 gm of gold jewellery, Rs. 15,000 cash and weapons used to commit the offence. According to a release, the main accused is Jayanth alias Sandeep alias Thapori, 23, son of Anandarama, Katipalla. The main accused is Jayanth, and the other two helped him pledge the stolen valuables

The two other accused, said to have helped him pledge the stolen valuables, are Vijval Poojary, 23, son of Vishwanath, Katipalla, and Gunavathi, 48, wife of Vishwanath.

With the arrest, the police say they have solved two recent incidents of burglary. On October 12, a few men entered the house of Jose and Theresa at the KPTCL quarters in Bondel when no one was home and took away jewellery worth Rs. 3.5 lakh. A case was registered with the Kavoor police.

On October 24, gold jewellery worth Rs. 3.5 lakh was stolen from the house of Harish Kumar, a resident of the Public Works Department quarters at Urvastore. A case was registered with the Urva police. According to the police, Jayanth is an accused in several cases and was out on bail, the police said. Three of the cases are in Mangaluru Police Commissionerate limits.

Similarly, Vijval Poojary is an accused in four cases of attempt to murder and has been on bail for four months. Jayanth allegedly pledged the jewellery with two financial institutions in Surathkal with the help of Vijval and Gunavathi.

The recovered articles are worth Rs. 8.44 lakh, the police said. The accused as well as the recovered articles were handed over to the Kavoor police for further action.

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May 10,2020

Shimoga, May 10: Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa was all praise for a nine-month pregnant nurse, who is still attending to work at a Covid-dedicated hospital in the state, braving all odds in the wake of novel coronavirus pandemic.

Roopa, a resident of Gajanur, works at the Sri Jayachamarajendra Taluk Hospital in Tirthahalli.

The Chief Minister called the nurse up and admired her sense of duty after he came to know that she has been turning up at the hospital despite being in the advanced stage of pregnancy.

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July 20,2020

Mangaluru, Jul 20:  Ananthapadmanabha temple at Kudupu on the outskirts of Mangaluru will be closed for devotees on the occasion of Nagara Panchami on July 25 due to Covid-19.

Ananthapadmanabha temple at Kudupu is one of the famous temples in Dakshina Kannada dedicated to Naga (Serpent God) where Nagara Panchami is celebrated in a grand way.  The temple committee said that "Nagara Panchami will be observed on July 25. To avoid large gatherings, the entry of devotees is banned. The devotees should not visit the temple, thereby extend cooperation with the temple committee."

On the day of Nagara Panchami, no sevas, theertha and prasadam will be distributed. There will be no mass feeding as well.

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June 23,2020

Mangaluru, Jun 23: An elderly person, who was undergoing treatment for covid-19 in Mangaluru, breathed his last on today. 

The victim, identified by number P-6282, was a 70-year-old man. He had returned from Bengaluru on June 7. 

He was suffering asthma and pneumonia. He had Severe Acute Respiratory Infection (SARI) symptoms and was hence admitted to the designated covid-19 hospital in Mangaluru on June 12. 

His condition continued to worsen and today he breathed his last, sources said.

With this the total number the deaths of covid-19 patients in Dakshina Kannada district mounted to 9.

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