Mangaluru: Woman allegedly gang-raped by police; goes missing from hospital

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January 7, 2016

Mangaluru, Jan 7: A woman who went missing from an orphanage in Kerala under mysterious circumstance was found deserted in Puttur after she was allegedly gang-raped by unknown miscreants. However, within a day she went missing once again from a hospital in the city.

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The girl, who hails from Haryana, was found lying helplessly near Haradi railway bridge in Puttur taluk on Wednesday night. The locals immediately shifted her to a hospital in Puttur.

During medical examination, the girl reportedly told the doctors that she was gang-raped by Kerala police. However she did not reveal where he was gang-raped.

It is suspected that she might have sexually assaulted either on moving train or at the orphanage in Payannur, from where she escaped.

The doctors then shifted the woman to Lady Goschen hospital in Mangaluru through an 108 ambulance.

However, she went missing from the hospital. Doctors at the Lady Goschen believe that she fled from the hospital.

It is learnt that the girl, who bore multiple injury marks on her body, was under extreme depression and also refused to cooperate with the doctors during treatment.

After her disappearance, a missing case was filed at Mangaluru North Police Station. More details are awaited.

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Reshma
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Damn sure. he misused power. He threatened. Not her fault

Mehroof
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Sad incident. i feel something is wrong. why will she escape from the hospital

Saddiq
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

police should do proper investigation.

Manoop
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Policemen needs bigger punishment than ordinary people. Dont they have ethics

Manoop
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Policemen needs bigger punishment than ordinary people. Dont they have ethics

Rajesh
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Shame on you chinnappa. You uttered a typical Indian mentality of judging the woman when she suffers a rape

Chinnappa
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Looks like she moved out at her free will and faced such consequence. her fault

Salman
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Need to change punishment system. We need something that arise fear to repeat. like chopping head publicly

Joby
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

so many grey areas are there.. such as hospitals, offices, schools, police station. need to have something emotionless creature.. robots or something else inorder to keep safe our sisters

Kushwant Bhat
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

What is the difference between RSS and ISS, R and I? R for Rowdy, I for Intelligence, so Rowdy and Criminal is equal so do not compare, Criminal is Criminal, Intelligence is Intelligence.

Priyanka
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Woman is safe in India during Modi rule (if i say woman is unsafe under Modi rule, i will be called an anti-national)

Biswas
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

A woman was gang raped and later she went missing. But people here are fighting with each other in the name of ISIS, RSS, ISI.. shame on you people.

abumohammed
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

wow ! naren kotian what a brilliant statement........... you should join FBI better hhhhhhhhaaaaaaa...

Mohammad
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

Dear Mr. NAren... How exactly you know that? You must be a member of RAW or ISI or ISIS or RSS I guess.

Abu Muhammad
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

ISIS or its associate in India RSS must be behind raping this innocent girl. Israeli Secret Intelligence Service (ISIS) head SIMON ELLIOT (fake name Abu Bakr Baghdadi), Jewish actor trained by MOSSAD in terrorism and the same MOSSAD has been associated in training RSS - terrorists.

Naren Kotian
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Thursday, 7 Jan 2016

ISIS hand cannot be ruled out. people belonging to one particular community do all criminal activities posing as different people. Here they dressed like police and committed crime.

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June 2,2020

Udupi, Jun 2: As many as 150 persons tested positive for COVID-19 in Udupi district on Tuesday. This is the highest spike in COVID-19 cases in a single day in the district.

According to the district administration, all the 150 persons have travel history from Maharashtra. The number of COVID-19 cases has more than doubled when compared to June 1, when the district recorded 73 cases.

Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadeesha said here that of the 150 persons who tested positive, 120 were male and 30 female. This also included nine children aged less than 10. All these persons had been shifted to the designated hospitals for treatment.

He said that since 2,000 persons were tested in the last two days, 150 persons were found positive. Earlier, about 200 to 300 persons were being tested daily and about 10 to 15 used to be found positive. Nearly 10 % of persons coming from Mumbai/Maharashtra tested positive for COVID-19.

“We have 1,120 beds to treat COVID-19 positive cases in the district. Even after including these 150 persons, we still have 800 beds left. Hence, people need not panic. We will provide treatment for all affected persons,” Mr. Jagadeesha said.

With 150 cases on Tuesday, the total number of persons who have tested positive in the district since March has touched 410. There are 345 active cases.

As many as 63 persons who had recovered had been discharged from hospitals. There was one death due to the disease on May 14. The test reports of nearly 5,400 persons are still awaited.

The district had recorded only three COVID-19 cases from March 29 to May 14. But the number of COVID-19 cases started increasing from May 15.

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March 10,2020

Pathnamthitta, Mar 10: A man under observation for suspected coronavirus infection at the isolation ward of the district hospital here fled, but was tracked and brought back within hours. The man was among those who had interacted with the three-member family who returned from Italy and have tested positive for the virus.

Pathnamthitta district collector PB Nooh said one person, who was under observation at the general hospital had escaped but was later tracked and brought back. "If even a single person under observation goes out, it is a threat. This is a public hazard".

The one excercise which the health authorities have to undertake on Tuesday is to see how many people had come incontact with this person after he left the hospital. There is need to isolate those people with whom he mayhave come into contact, the collector said "This is the timeto behave in a very socially responsible manner".

With six positive cases being reported, the state government has already warned that stringent action would be taken against those flouting the directions of the health department. Health Minister K K Shailaja has warned that those coming from COVID19 affected nations, should report to authorities on arrival in the state, failing which a case would be registered against them under the Public Health Act.

A 3-member family, which had come from Italy recently and had tested positive along with two of their relatives had not reported their arrival to the authorities, health officials said.

At least 733 people who had come in contact with them have been tracked, the collector said and have been placed under observation. While 18 have been admitted to isolation wards in hospital the remaining are under home surveillance.

A two-year-old child is among those under obsevation at the isolation ward, health department sources said. The tracking excercise would continue on Wednesday also.

Meanwhile, an awareness class was held for migrant workers at Pathnamthitta district this morning. However, no directions have been issued to workers fromother states to leave the state. "We are planning to give extra care to migrant workerswith labour officer visiting their colonies and as part of theawareness drive and speaking to them in a language theyunderstand," he said.

A three-year-old boy, who arrived with his parents in Kochi from Italy, tested positive on Monday, a day after three people, also with travel history from the European nation,were declared positive for the virus along with two of their relatives.

The Health Minister has said surveillance system would be stregthened with the support of ASHA workers, civic authorities and ward members and resident associations. Presently, 1,116 people are under surveillance in thestate for the corona virus, 967 in home quarantine and 149 in isolation wards of hospitals. Two 90-year-old relatives of the Pathnamthitta family, who tested positive, have been admitted to Kottayam medicalcollege hospital and their samples have been sent for testing, she said. "If they test positive for the virus, it would be highlyrisky", she had said.

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July 4,2020

Mangaluru, Jul 4: The General Secretary of the Dakshina Kannada district unit of Bharatiya Janata Party’s youth wing (Yuva Morcha) has been tested positive for COVID-19 on Saturday.

In a tweet, Sooraj Jain Marnad, has confirmed that he was tested positive for COVID-19.

"I have been tested COVID19 positive. With all your blessings, I’m recovering & will be under treatment for a few days," the tweet said.

The district has witnessed a huge spike in COVID-19 cases in the past few days. The total tally of the district has already crossed 1000 mark. 22 COVID-19 positive patients in the district have died so far.

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