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M'lore: Giant tree uproots in Mullakad, power supply stalled

  •   Tue, Jul 23 2013 10:18:51 AM

Pics: Spoorthi Ullal
Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore

Mangalore, Jul 23: A giant tree uprooted and fell on the road near Father Muller Medical College at Mullakad in Kavoor around 6.30 am.

As the tree uprooted, the electricity supply in the area was disrupted and traffic was brought to a halt.

Corporator Deepak Poojary with the help of fire brigade and locals made way for small vehicles to pass.

Mangalore City Corporation workers arrived at the spot to clear the tree from the area.
  

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 24 2013

    In this modern world, our MESCOM don't have tree cutting chain saw that makes the job so easy.
    When will our departments upgrade their outdated machinery? China is far ahead of us in everything. Once Korea was below us in development and now they are 30 fold ahead of us. When our department will shed 'Chaltha Hai' attitude and do serious business. Instead of the technical officials, the dirty politicians will organise foreign study tour and convert in into pleasure tour. The youth of our nation should force the oldies to change the rotten system that is grinding our prosperity.
    Jai hind!

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