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MCC mulls widening 22 roads and junctions to relieve traffic congestion

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October 14, 2014

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Mangalore, Oct 14: In order to relieve the traffic congestion and enable smooth flow of traffic in the city, especially during peak hours, the Mangalore City Corporation has decided to propose the widening and development of 22 roads in the city limits.

After several complaints from motorists and citizens over the regularity and rise of traffic congestion in most major traffic junctions in the city during the day, the city corporation decided to ensure better traffic management with widening of roads and major junctions in the city.

To achieve this, it was decided in a city council meeting to widen and develop selected roads which would help in easing the traffic congestion. It was also proposed that the major junctions and circles in city corporation limits would be widened and developed through tenders to help ease the congestion in traffic and avoid blockades.

As per the proposal, Circuit House junction, Kavoor junction, Rao and Rao junction, Clock Tower junction, Lower Bendoor junction, Navabharat junction, Kankanady junction, Karavali junction, Karangalpady junction, Bondel junction, Nandigudda junction, City Hospital junction and Ivory junction will be widened and developed.

The roads proposed to be widened and developed are: 1. Kavoor junction to Kavoor Mahalingeshwara temple, 2. Maryhill junction to Bondel junction (development of footpath, storm water drain), 3. Yeyyadi to Shaktinagar concrete road, 4. Derebail - Konchady to Mullakadu, 5. Kuntikana fire station to Barebail-Yeyyadi concrete road, 6. Urwa Store to Urwa Market and Ashoknagar, 7. Kadri Park to Padua High School (NH Junction), 8. Padavu High School to Sharbath Katte, 9. Kalpane Kulshekhar (NH-13) to Shaktinagar, 10. Suryanarayana temple road in Maroli, 11. City Hospital junction to Pinto's Lane (via Kadri Kambala), 12. Bunts Hostel to PVS junction, 13. Navabharath Circle to Besant College (via Sharada Vidyalaya), 14. Six lanes along KSRTC - Lalbagh road, 15. K S Rao Road, 16. New Balmatta Road (Jyothi to Ivory junction), 17. Milagres junction to railway station, 18. Nandigudda to railway station, 19. Sturrock road (Ivory junction to Anand Shetty Circle, Attavar), 20. S L Mathais Road (Casa Grande to Highland junction), 21. Falnir Road (Ivory junction to Kankanady circle), 22. Kankanady railway station road (near Nagori)

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April 15,2020

Bengaluru, Apr 15: The Opposition Congress in Karnataka on Wednesday accused the BJP government, headed by Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa, of showing discrimination in distribution of relief material to those affected by the lockdown, clamped to check the spread of Novel Coronavirus, by favouring constituencies represented by the ruling BJP Legislators.

Despite that, the party intends to extend full cooperation to the government during this hour of crisis without indulging in politics, it urged the administration to be “transparent”.

''We have had our (Congress) Task Force meeting today, during which we discussed several matters. There is a lot of difference between the government's talk and its deeds,'' KPCC President D K Shivakumar said.

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May 12,2020

Bengaluru, May 12: People returning to Karnataka from other states will have to remain in quarantine">institutional quarantine even if they are asymptomatic, according to Department of Health and Family Welfare Services, Government of Karnataka

"All persons returning to Karnataka from any State, symptomatic or asymptomatic shall be kept in quarantine">institutional quarantine," read an order issued by the State Health and Family Welfare Services.

It further read, "For persons claiming to come from Goa, Deputy Commissioner of receiving district should verify and in the event of adequate capacity not being available, can put them in home quarantine for a period of 14 days, if the claim regarding the origin state is confirmed."

"Deputy Commissioner/Special Commissioner, BBMP will fix the rates for hotels where such returnees will be staying on a payment basis," the statement read.

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July 2,2020

Yadgir, July 2: A fresh video of the health staff dragging the body of a Covid-19 victim and dumping it into a pit disgracefully has gone viral on social media.

The incident occurred in Yadgir district of Karnataka on Tuesday, just days after shocking visuals of bodies of Covid-19 victims being handled disrespectfully in Ballari district went viral.

In the fresh video, two persons with PPE suits can be seen dragging, hurling and dumping the dead body of a senior citizen who died of covid-19. The duo dragged the body using a wooden log inserted to both hands of a plastic body bag for nearly 300 meters.

After pulling till the pit, the body was heartlessly dumped including a wooden log. Several villagers were also seen in the video.

The victim was settled in Siravara in Raichur district, although he originally hailed from Yadgir. On Sunday he was busy overseeing his daughter' wedding that was first postponed due to lockdown.

According to a relative of the deceased, on Monday he complained of breathing problems following which an ambulance was called to carry him to Raichur Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS).

Raichur Deputy Commissioner (DC), R Venkatesh said he was brought dead to the hospital as he succumbed en-route. The family members were quarantined and the body was packed as per the protocols and sent to Yadgir as his family members informed that the victim is from the neighbouring district. "In Yadgir district he was swabbed and his test results came positive," DC informed.

As soon as residents of Honagera village learned about the arrival of the body, the family members were harassed asking them to not to bury the body in any of the fields in the village.

Sridevi, a relative of the deceased said "the locals assembled near our house and threatened consequences if the body was brought here. Fearing backlash, we asked the district authorities to perform the last rites in the farmland owned by the victim. But it is now saddening to see the video where the body was inhumanely dragged and dumped."

Meanwhile Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa on Wednesday (July 1, 2020) said that six staff members have been suspended in connection with the inhumane funeral of a man who died of COVID-19 in Balari district.

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