Mangalore: Ringing Mobile Aids Identification of First Victim at Wenlock Hospital


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VA)

Mangalore, May 23:  The body of Narayan Rao (50), a senior clerk in the Bejai branch of Karnataka Bank was the first one to be identified in the casualty ward of the Government Wenlock Hospital after the major plane crash on Saturday May 22.

As the bodies were being brought to the Hospital, the ambulance staff heard a phone ringing. They found it in the trouser pocket of a deceased person and in answering the call, it was known that the victim was Narayan Rao. The ambulance staff also found Rs 9,000 cash in his pocket and handed over the money to a police officer.

Rao was aboard the ill-fated plane with his wife Vani, an Ayurvedic doctor and daughter Vaishnavi.

  

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  • Ravi, Kasaragod

    Thu, May 27 2010

    Switching on the mobile phones affect the flight navigation systems. Obviously Mr Rao switched on his mobile before landing as it was impossible for him to switch on it after the flight touched down due the events. Aviation experts must look into this news in detail.

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  • Sunil, Mangalore

    Mon, May 24 2010

    We must salute to the sinceirity of ambulance staff.and efforts of the locals who has helped in rescue operation.

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