Two Mangaloreans die of cardiac arrest in Saudi Arabia

October 3, 2011

Jeddah, October 3: In two separate incidents, an Ullal based youth working in Jeddah and Addoor Mudaikodi based salesmen working in Dammam area died of cardiac arrest.

Tasleem Nayyadi, a 28 year old healthy and energetic man from Kodi, Ullal, suddenly collapsed on ground, when he was playing cricket in the early hours on last Friday. Although his friends immediately rushed him to a nearby hospital at Kumrah Jeddah, doctors pronounced his death soon after.

He had been in Saudi Arabia for the past 18 months and worked as painter at a company at Kumrah Jeddah. Tasleem was a sociable and friendly person, often involved in community service and popular amongst Mangaloreans in and around Jeddah. He is survived by his mother and two elder brothers who are residing at Kodi, Ullal.

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Abbas and Tasleem (file photos)

The final rites were carried out on Sunday night at Jeddah-Jeezan Road graveyard after the Janaza prayer at Arbaeen Masjid Kumrah. Consent was obtained from his mother for his burial.

On same day, in Dammam, 50-year-old Abbas, hailing from Mudaikodi Addoor, working as salesmen, died in a similar case. It is said that on Friday evening he complained of chest pain. He too breathed his last despite he was taken to a nearby hospital immediately. He had been working as a salesman in Paris Centre at Seiko area Dammam for last five years.

Mr. Abbas was very familiar person in and around Seiko area. "He was working with us for past five years. We are all still in shock. He was loved and respected by all”, one of his co-salesmen said. Several Mangaloreans from Dammam and surrounding areas rushed to the hospital immediately after they heard the news. He survived his wife, two daughters and a son.

The last rites were carried out on Sunday at Dammam Cemetery (91) after the 'Janaza' prayer at Al Rayhan Masjid in Dammam after Zuhr namaz. Consent was obtained from his wife for his burial.

It is learnt that the paper works and other formalities from Embassy, Hospital and Police station are expedited in both side with the coordination of IFF Dammam & Jeddah area Community Welfare members. Relatives, friends, and well-wishers in and around Jeddah and Dammam have expressed condolences on their untimely death.




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July 18,2020

Udupi, July 18 A 15-year-old boy lost his life due to electrocution after he came in contact with a live wire last evening near his house at Laxminagar under the limits of Malpe police station in Udupi. 

The deceased has been identified as Gautham (15), son of Manjunath Naiak, a resident of Laxminagar.  

Police sources said, the electrocution occurred while he was lifting a pump set from the well at his neighbour’s house. He died on the spot. 

A case has been registered at Malpe Police Station and investigation is on.

Gautham had recently appeared for SSLC examinations.

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April 23,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 23: Nine new COVID-19 positive cases have been reported in Karnataka in the last 24 hours.

Out of these nine coronavirus positive cases, five have been reported from Kalaburagi and two each from Mysuru and Bengaluru.

According to the government of Karnataka, the total number of positive cases in the State now stands at 427 including 131 cured or discharged cases and 17 deaths.

The total number of positive coronavirus cases across the country are 19,984, including 15,474 active cases of the virus. So far, 3,869 patients have either been cured or discharged while 640 deaths have been recorded in the country, as per data provided by the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.

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August 8,2020

Bengaluru, Aug 8: Anticipating a huge number of pilgrims from Karnataka to start visiting Ayodhya following the foundation stone laying ceremony of the Ram temple, Chief Minister B.S. Yediyurappa on Friday requested his Uttar Pradesh counterpart Yogi Adityanath for two acres of land to build a 'yatri nivas' (guest house).

"A large number of pilgrims from Karnataka would be visiting Ayodhya. The government of Karnataka wishes to construct a yatri nivas for the pilgrims visiting Ayodhya," Yediyurappa wrote to Yogi.

"I request you to grant two acres of land in Ayodhya for this purpose," he said.

The Chief Minister said the yatri nivas will be constructed for the benefit of pilgrims from the southern state.

He also congratulated the Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister for successfully laying the foundation stone for the Ram temple on Wednesday.

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M SHARIEF SULTAN
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Sunday, 9 Aug 2020

Use our money for corona patients. Dont waste tax payers money.

For Ayodhya pilgrims, Spend from your BJP looted money.

Ahmed A.K.
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Sunday, 9 Aug 2020

Our ruling govt is only interested in RAM Mandir and spending crores of rupees for the temple. Why the other community is not demanding fund from the GOVT?

Not bothered about the development of the country as currently we have no idea how to tackle the corona viurs. Ministers are keen on builing Guest house for pilgrims, Statue of RAM etc etc.

Please concentrate on how to minimise the Virus issue in KARNAKATA like other Gulf countries.

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