Mangalore: District Drenched in Heavy Monsoon Showers


Mangalore: District Drenched in Heavy Monsoon Showers

Pics: Dayanand Kukkaje
Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (NM)

Mangalore, Jun 13: Heavy rains lashed the district on Tuesday June 12, causing disruption in electricity and traffic snarls.

The district recorded an average of 29.4 mm rainfall. Bantwal recorded 55 mm of rainfall and the surrounding areas of Belthangady 38.2 mm.

Until late night there was continuous rain accompanied by strong winds. Mangalore witnessed 23.6 mm of rain. A tree was uprooted at Kadri Park damaging a car and an auto rickshaw.

Consequently, the drains overflowed and KS Rao Road, Hampankatta and other roads were inundated leading to traffic jams. Area around Jeppu railway crossing too was flooded.

Places like Moodbidri and Kinnigoli received heavy rains late in the afternoon.

  

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Thu, Jun 14 2012

    Dear Rihan
    If that's the 'power' of my nonseasonal rhymes, think of the
    'power' of the seasonal!

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA

    Thu, Jun 14 2012

    The much awaited rain is here to the relief of everybody. Good pictures by Dayanand Kukkaje. Raincoats, umbrellas, rain shoes, gum boots and other outfit for the rainy season is out. Children are enjoying in the rain. Thank God for the rain as it is very much needed for the crops, electricity and the climate.

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  • Neethika Dmello, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Yes its finally raining,but hope it continues.Rain rain dont go away,plz we want to enjoy.

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  • Dyafni, Mangalore

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    I really missed this raining season i loved it

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    They disagree to agree that they are one of the reasons for the 'unseasonal'rains by pressing 'disagree'.In the hope that they will agree because it is hard to disagree after they have pressed disagree to agree!
    'Enree'?

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  • antony arun d'souza, dubai

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Rainy days remind us many things in life.Thank god for the rains.

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  • Rihan, Dubai

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Mr. Bhandarkar, your nonseasonal rhymes is spoiling the rhythm of seasonal rains.Thx

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  • Sandesh Shetty, Bangalore/Kudla

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai In Mumbai it's very worst.

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Was really wondering if one of the reasons for 'unseasonal'
    rains could also be the 'disagree'
    tickers who seem to press it for no 'rhyme' or 'reason' !

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  • edward, mangalore

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    GOD BLESS ENTIRE WORLD WITH PLENTY OF WATER, PLENTY OF FOOD AND PLENTY OF HAPPINESS WITH ENTIRE MANKIND. THE ALMIGHTY'S CREATION WOULD LIKE TO HAVE PEACEFUL AND PROSPOROUS LIFE IN THIS EARTH. GOD-MADE ORIGINAL SHOULD NOT BE DESTROYED BY MAN-MADE ARTIFICIAL. ALL THE BEST.

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  • Alban D' Souza, Udyavara Mumbai Doha Qatar

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Wah ! Rain and Rain ! Missing the rain. Really enjoyable when we are in Mangalore. God bless our land more and more rain for the crops which is vanishing day by day.Wish to come back the olden golden days of green land.

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  • ISMAIL.K.PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    "Prakrthi Daya"......Thank god for not delaying monsoon as forecasted.Good snaps felt@HOME..

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, Bahrain

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Thanks to God @ least monsoon is not corrupted as the Govt!! Tip tip barsa paani , paani ne aag laga di.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    I wonder if our drainage systems in Mangalore work. Never mind even in Bangalore they don't work........

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  • R.Bhandarkar., M

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Rainfall one must admit is 'scant' going by our previous records.In days gone by, it was impossible to even see a 'ray' of sunlight for days together and venturing out without any rain-wear was considered foolish! Not so  nowadays What is also peculiar to note is the 'unseasonal' rains
    which has the potential to do more harm than benefit!

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  • Bobby Saxena , Shirva-Manchakal/Ranchi

    Wed, Jun 13 2012

    Nice photographs of 'school-going' children's with natural picturesque scene - all are in happy mood.

    Dil toh bachha hai..

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