Udupi: Unable to Walk? Use Buggy to go Around Car Street


Udupi: Unable to Walk? Use Buggy to go Around Car Street
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Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi

Udupi, Jul 28 (DHNS): Udupi district administration has arranged a battery operated vehicle (buggy) to take aged and the disabled in and around Car Street and Krishna temple premises where the movement of vehicles have been banned.

Speaking after inaugurating the vehicle, Paryaya Shiroor mutt seer Sri Laxmivaratheertha Sripada said the maintenance of vehicle will be done by the Srikrishna mutt. It was indeed a novel idea to help disabled and aged who are not able to walk for a long distance, he added.











Deputy Commissioner Hemalatha informed that two more buggies will be put to service for old and disabled people depending on the success of this buggy. The vehicle has been introduced to lessen the difficulties faced by aged and handicapped who may not be able to walk around the temple owing to the ban on vehicular movement, she said.

“Banning the movement of vehicles in Car Street area was one of the toughest decisions taken by the district administration as the outcome would affect businesses in the area. However, everything seems to be normal and public seems to have been adjusted to the new changes. More buggies will be introduced in course of time to promote tourism,” said MLA Raghupathy Bhat.

  

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  • jagdish k , naringana

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    In summer time oldage people can not walk in damar road.OLLEYA KELASA.

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  • shahnawaz kukkikatte, dubai/udupi

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    Very good move by the Udupi Distirct administration. With asht mutt surrounding have been restricted for vehicles and big gates erected, aged and sick devotees were facing problems in walking upto the deity to have the darshan and prasad. Hope this would solve the problems of sick and aged devotees. I wish many more such buggies are made available for our dear hindu brothers. Congratulations and good luck.

    Udupi being a historical and piligrimage location, the temple authorities and District administration must strive hard to give the best possible facilities to the piligrims and visitors are not put to unnecessary inconvenience. I welcome this measure with whole heartedly. I would like to see Udupi growing and shining.

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  • Stanley, udupi/kuwait

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    A innovative idea!!!!!!!!! Keep up the good work to help those old age peoples thrive to visit Sri Krishna temple. More and more such kind of innovative ideas needed.

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  • canute carvalho, Udipi Kenya

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    Its a good job
    Many old people were facing to walk all the way down and to come up thanks to the trusty who has decided

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  • Jawar D'Souza, Doha/M'lore

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    Why not introduce some tonga's .

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  • STALIN MISQUITH, BAHRAIN

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    GOOD WORK DONE, FOR THE HANDICAPPED & OLD AGED PEOPLE. SWAMIJI TUSSY GREAT HO.

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  • abdulla, manglore, car street

    Wed, Jul 28 2010

    Very fine, this is a change for a change.....

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