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Mangaluru: Unauthorised petty shops cleared near Ladyhill, KPT

  •   Mon, Jul 29 2024 04:13:31 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Jul 29: Unauthorised petty shops along Mannagudda Road near Ladyhill Circle and KPT on Airport Road were vacated by the Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) during ‘Operation Tiger’ on Monday July 29.

Around 25 to 30 petty shops near Ladyhill Circle were cleared. Four individuals who obstructed the operation were taken into custody by the police. The cleared shops included those selling tender coconut, fast food, pani puri, and omelettes.

Deputy commissioner of MCC Rekha Shetty, health officer Dr Manjaiah Shetty, and revenue department officials participated in the operation.

Barke and Kadri police station personnel provided security.

It may be recalled, mayor Sudheer Shetty Kannur had announced earlier that due to increasing complaints about street hawkers and street food, causing difficulties for pedestrians and raising health concern, the ‘Operation Tiger’ will resume on July 29.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Nandan Goverdhan, Mangalore /Kodialbail

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    Thanks, Oneday i asked a Nepali MOMO Vendor near Gandi park Gokarnatheshwara college. That why he is serving Fried MOMO's in Polystrene foam plate (Thermacol plates) which is highly Cancerous. I saw specially youngsters(students who are studying and staying in PG hostels) are consuming it . His response was "Shaab aapko chahiye tho khao nahi tho chodo shaab sab logo ko isme hi dhethe hai " Atleast take some health measures to serve these type of foods i said kept quiet. but seems like local municipality has found this is also a one of the reason for this.

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  • Trojan, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    Very good job.. Banned this street vender permanently

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  • Bharath, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    Mannagudda being a residential locality, with ample of walking area, these vendors made a mess of the area. Traffic blocks, unwanted parking and causing danger to public. Off course they need to be allocated a proper place, which can be near kadri park, or near town hall area. But it is good that they have been moved out from the area where they were making business.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    What about the Auto-Rickshaws plying helter-skelter, stopping as per their whims and fancies thereby preventing all other computers.

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  • Vinod, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    Street foods are fun if it's hygienic. Just removing them doesn't make sense. There must make proper provisons for such street vendors. Create a place for them as they are also just earning a dignified livelihood

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    All Street food is un-hygenic. All Street food should be banned from everywhere.

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  • Joshua, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    So all Street foods r unhygienic ok accepted because they do it openly and we people see it and still people come to eat. What about restaurants do think there is hygeine...if yes how do we know that?...they prepare food in separate room filled with all unhygienic stuff do we go n inspect it...... First let this so called Manglore City Corporation appoint food inspectors to maintain hygiene...so there will not be any issues.. these food inspectors r dead in our Mangalore city.

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  • Rodrigo, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 30 2024

    They aren't rich enough to be encroaching lands. Only the rich and powerful are allowed to encroach land in this godforsaken city.

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  • John Martin, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Good action by MCC. They should also vacate street hawkers who put tent between Nanthoor and KPT junction and sell items. They do live there too... Within no time it will turn into a slum if no action is taken now!

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    This is only a eye wash and main criteria is VIP's from the airport coming to the city and this is fool them. The St. Mother Teresa, Falnir is filled with petty shops obstructing pedestrians from using the footpath, specially school children. Hope the concerned will do something.

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  • D.Shetty, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Tiger becomes cat when it comes to clearing footpath in state bank and bunder area which provides unhygienic food

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  • Clifford Dsouza, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Great move, hope it sustains. But, What about hampankatta street vendors and hawkers. So many vendors from north on footpath doing cloth business, shops encroaching footpath.

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  • Rayan, Dubai/Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Look at the petty shops from Kankanady to Falnir Road. So many fast food outlets with no hygiene. Most of them are north Indians who have spoilt the habitat of our beautiful kudla.

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  • Shettys, India /dubai

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    first thing near kankanady area there is no parking space no space even for walking bcz of many petty shop should be cleared as soon as possbile

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, India

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    "Due to the egg omelet vendors, paani poori, Juice cola,Sugarcane juice and Chinese food vendors, there are a lot of roadblocks in Ladyhill. People don’t have a footpath to walk on, nor a road. Mangalore City Corporation, open your eyes and do something.”

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  • Mohammed Hanif, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Very good action. All unauthorized shops on the pedestrian footpath should be cleared.

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  • Shivnoo Naik, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Good decisions by our Government. These used to pay huge bribes to our State government. Be careful, PM Modiji is watching

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  • Micheal JF, Kudla

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    The police seem to be selective in doing these antics. They dont or cant do anything with street vendors blocking places like statebank, central market, car street, and many more places. I sincerely hope to see sincere action against everyone and not single out places in Kudla.

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  • David Pais, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    just taking out street vendors is not sufficient. The corporation authorities should oversee not return on the street daily. Supposedly brought back fine them heavily. Also autos should not be parked on the vendors vacated places.

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  • Mbeary, Dxb

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    I think this is done because of pressure of uncles living in the area.

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  • Sandy, Udupi

    Mon, Jul 29 2024

    Mbeary uncle, Maybe you could take them to Dxb. Rules must be a lot easier there.

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