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Mangalore: Woman Goes Missing from Panambur Beach

  •   Wed, Dec 05 2012 10:07:24 AM

Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Dec 5: A woman went missing after she visited Panambur beach along with her family here on Sunday December 2.

The missing woman has been identified as Padmavathi (29), residing near Kabettu school in Karkala.

It is learnt that she was sitting along with her son on the beach while her husband and other family members were playing in the water.

Soon Padmavathi went missing from the place unnoticed. There was no clue on her whereabouts even after a thorough search of the area.

As per the information received, Padmavathi is 4.6 feet tall, and speaks fluent in Tamil, Kannada and Hindi language.

A case has been registered at the Panambur police station by her husband Ashok.
  

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  • Ayes P., Mangalore/KSA

    Wed, Dec 05 2012

    This is something strange missing from Panambur beach infront of family members. We need to add one more number to Manjula's yesterday's report of missing numbers of 14,989.

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