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Udupi: Sea Erosion Across District Damages Roads, Uproots Palms

  •   Mon, Jul 02 2012 11:56:58 PM

By Inchara—Udupi
Daijiworld Media Network—Udupi (RD)

Udupi, Jul 2: Sea erosion has intensified along the shoreline in the district owing to torrential rains and heavy gales on Monday July 2.























Ferocious sea waves are lashing the shoreline damaging the fisheries road at Udyavar Padukere, Hejamady, Muloor, Kaup–Padu, Yermal, Kota, and the well known Maravante beach.   Several palms were uprooted in sea prone areas in the Arabian Sea. Many houses that are located near the fisheries roads are facing imminent danger due to a surge in sea waves.

The ongoing four-lane conversion work without proper drains is causing flash floods along national highway 66 at Kaup, Yermal, Padubidri, Katpady, Udyavar, and Udupi.  The locals urged the district administration to take early measures in this regard.
  

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    May be a way of Natures reaction against man's wrong doings on environment matters.
    If i have not mistaken, our Govt. sent many Ministers(...unqualified) to Foreign countries to Study(???) this Erosion and find solution for this!!!!Forget about the soluton..think of the funds the Govt. releases every year for this cause? where goes!!! but the problem exists always and commom public continues to suffer...

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  • William, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    Not sure whether the present State Govt. is aware of this since some of the lunatics are too busy with internal fights and hindering the development.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore/Mapusa/Mumbai

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    We don't know if this Government has the money or the inclination to stop his erosion...........

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  • Rajesh, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    THERE IS NO GOVERNMENT IN KARNATAKA SO WHO WILL SOLVE THIS PROBLEM. ONLY GOD HAS TO SOLVE IT. MINSTERS ARE BUSY FIGHTING FOR CM'S CHAIR. WHERE THERE IS A GOVERNMENT ? SHAME ON BJP GOVERNMENT. ALL ARE HUNGRY FOR POWER AND MONEY. NO ONE IS BOTHERED ABOUT THE ADMINISTRATION. LET COMON MAN GO TO HELL. WHY THE CM AND MINISTERS ARE BOTHERED. ONLY DURING ELECTYION THEY COME TO VISIT HOUSES BEGGING FOR VOTES AND GIVING ALL FALSE PROMISES. ONCE THEY COME TO POWER FOR 5 YEARS EVERYTHING IS FORGOTTEN. THIS IS THE WAY THE PREST BJP GOVERNMENT IS WORKING. WHEN THERE IS NO GOVERNMENT WHERE THERE CAN BE A DISTRICT ADMINISTARION ? IN KARNATAK ITS FREE FOR ALL. THE MINISTERS CAN LOOT WITH SCAMS AND WHEN CAUGHT THEY CAN COME OUT WITH BAILS BY PAYING COURTS AND JUDGES A HUGE AMOUNT TO GET BAIL.

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  • hassanmukha, mangalore

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    It is a goldmine for the politicians and the bureaucrats.Then why do they solve it.It is like,"bisilaadarenu,maleyaadarenoo".They will get the money from the schemes kept for draught as well as flood.

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Tue, Jul 03 2012


    WHERE IS JP HEGDE? IS HE STILL IN FOREIGN TOUR?

    HE MUST VISIT THIS PLACE.THIS IS BELONGS TO UNDER HIS AREA. HE MUST NOTICE TO GOVT.

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  • doddanna, damaskatte - abudhabhi

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    HOW CAN MLAs or MPs or MINISTERs HAVE TIME TO VISIT WHEN THEY DO NOT HAVE TIME TO TAKE REST BECAUSE OF IN-FIGHTS IN THEIR OWN CAMP? JAI HOO.. DODDANNA DAMASKATTE

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  • Ronald D, Udupi

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    Sea erosion and politicians along with chelas visiting the site and ball talks....!! Peter and repeater kind of story! If not today, tomorrow we get to see them on the same issue if the damage is more! Change of status for next year sea erosion: NIL

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  • ISMAIL K PERINJE, PERINJE-YANBU/KSA

    Tue, Jul 03 2012

    Sea erosion in twin districts of coastal area (UDUPI/MANGALORE)is a long standing issue which are not dealt properly by successive Govts of state and Centre.This issue needs permanent and comprehensive solutions which needs people's rep's effort and cooperation from across the Parties.Every monsoon season we are witnessing sea erosion which is a common scene in twin districts of coastal areas. Ministers/MP/MLAs are just visits the spot and promises to be fixed but to no avail till next monsoon.A master plan for sea erosion barrier should be implemented ASAP to limit the danger and material loss.

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