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Daijiworld News Network - Mangalore (MB) - Pics Dayanand Kukkaje / Satish Ira

April 10, 2006

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The Kudroli abattoir, the hub of meat distribution around town, has been closed down following pollution authorities' orders. The city body had assured to comply with the hygiene requirements before March 2006, which are reportedly not implemented. The police kept guard to ensure law and order and to prevent unseemly events.


With beef and mutton sales totally stopped because of the closure, chicken vendors geared up fully to cope with the demand and had brisk sales.



There was a minor fire on the premises of newly-opened Multiplex on Monday afternoon. The packing material lying outside reportedly caught fire. It is suspected that some smoker may have thrown a smouldering cigarette into the heap. The fire brigade brought the fire under control without much damage.


The Samajwadi Party's state unit organized a rally in front of the deputy commissioner's office in Mangalore, in protest against the anti-people policies of the union and state governments


Over 250 citizens of Tokkottu Olapete protested against the bad state of the underground drainage and refused to withdraw the road block until the repairs were completed. Panambur DySP Mitra Heraje, inspector M K Ganapati, SI Anand Kabburi and staff rushed the spot and brought the situation under control

  

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