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Sullia: Lack of road access forces locals to carry sick elderly man on chair

  •   Thu, Oct 17 2024 08:51:41 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Sullia (MS)

Sullia, Oct 17: A sick elderly man was carried on a chair by locals due to the lack of road access to his house in Nadubettu, Madippadi village, Sullia taluk.

There are 14 houses in Madippadi village, and the road connecting these houses is in a completely dilapidated state. As a result, vehicle drivers refuse to travel to these homes.

The road is filled with large potholes. Only during the summer do jeeps and pickup trucks operate on this stretch. During the rainy season, no vehicles can be driven.

Residents of the area carry all agricultural produce and groceries to their homes on their heads.

 

 

 
  

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  • Sathish, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    Vote BJP and enjoy the fullest facilities . During vote you can meet Modi in Nehru Maidan.

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    one more example of ???

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    There may be lots of villages in the country without road access and people need to walk through rough terrain (Hils) and through narrow walking path through fields. So, locals make use of a stretcher made out of wooden or bamboo logs to transport the old and sickly people. Locals are very cooperative in this regard.

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    May be lots of Villages still have no access by road and the only way to help the sick people to carry the patient in a chair or make a stretcher with two wooden/Bamboo logs to pass through paddy fields narrow walking path or hilly terrains.

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Mangalore

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    People are always helpful and they are available with their full heart.The picture says it all.They are ready to give their heart and soul during this difficult times.It makes us humble.

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  • Narayana S., Bengaluru

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    Looks like the villagers wrote letter to Modi/Gadkari for repairing road. both of them must have put in garbage bin. The local MLA and MP are in deepest slumber of their life. UNFORTUNATE PEOPLE OF DIGITAL HINDU RASTRA.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Thu, Oct 17 2024

    Amrut Kal ...

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