Bantwal: Painting worker dies after losing balance, falling from house


Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (MS)

Bantwal, Apr 2: A man who fell from the top of a house while doing painting work, has died due to his injuries in Sornadu taluk on the night of Friday.

The deceased, Robert Veigas (51), was a resident of Jakribettu Pallikanda.

He was working on the painting of a house in Sornadu, alongside a painting contractor.

At around 1 pm on Friday, Veigas lost balance and fell from a height while painting. He was immediately taken to a hospital in Mangaluru for higher treatment and was kept in an ICU. Unfortunately, he could not survive his injuries and passed away on Friday night.

A case related to this incident has been registered at the Bantwal rural police station.

 

 

  

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  • Ashish Heber, Panjikal, Sornad, Bantwal

    Wed, Apr 05 2023

    RIP. After he fell down, soon afterwards, he got up on his own and rode his motorcycle to the nearest hospital in Bantwal city. From there, he was transferred to Fr. Muller's hospital in Mangalore, where he had been in the ICU, not until 7 pm, when he breathed his last.

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  • Sarath, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 02 2023

    Must be thotte giraaki like bhakths ..

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, Apr 03 2023

    Sarath mangalore,Have some pity with person and think of his family .Dont write things without a second thought.What would you think if this happened to you and others comment?That too painting is hard job.All the time paint smell may make one person sick ,at midday hot sun.Who knows whether he was a sick person ?May his soul rest in peace.Heartfelt sympathy to his family.One should think midday his blood sugar level must have gone down ?That too may be the reason to loose balance.Safety methods while working isnt there in our country.Some drink less water while working.

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  • Lal, Mangalore

    Mon, Apr 03 2023

    Oh my lord, you are great. Keep creting creatures like this so that good people are identified among the filthy and cheap ones like Sarath Cooker sympathizer

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  • Rama, USA

    Sun, Apr 02 2023

    Are there any laws to protect these workers? This is the second incident this week. Mangalore is getting lot taller buildings and propel are not having any safety equipment to access these buildings. There is no value for life in India. The organ harvesting lobby will write a rosy article about how the deceased saved many lives by not getting a chance at life. Kurigalu Saar Kurigalu

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sun, Apr 02 2023

    i think you never lived in India...these are all common happenings in third world countries...life of commoners especially labourers is very cheap...neither public is bothered nor the so called administrators...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Sun, Apr 02 2023

    Rest in Peace ...

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