Udupi: 2,170 unnatural deaths in 34 months cannot be ignored – SP


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (EP)

Udupi, Nov 4: “2,170 unnatural deaths are reported in Udupi district during the last 34 months. Such incidents cannot be ignored,” said superintendent of police (SP) Dr Sanjeeva Patil here on Friday, Nov 3.

“105 people have died out of drowning in different police station limits in Udupi district this year. While 39 of them have died while they went for fishing, 66 people have died by accidentally falling in water,” he added.

“We unnatural deaths in 2015 were 708, in 2016 they were 843 and this year we have seen 619 deaths till now,” he informed.

“The places where the people have drowned by falling into water will be inspected. If the places are known for tourism and often visited by people, the police department will identify such places and warning signboards will be installed within next two weeks,” said SP.

  

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  • peacelover, India

    Sun, Nov 05 2017

    Very Good Initiative.
    We expect all government officers, Ministers including the people on big chair, do similar studies and act, there will not be any major incidents in India. Some senior Ministers only do election campaign and foreign tours, leaving their job unattended.

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Bengaluru/Katapadi

    Sun, Nov 05 2017

    Better to initiate corrective steps and not to allow to become like UP

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 05 2017

    Over 200 unnatural deaths is big number. It is good of Dr. Sanjiv Patil to take these deaths seriously. I have known this police officer for the past few years. HE SAYS WHAT HE MEANS AND MEANS WHAT SAYS. hE He has already assured of putting danger signals at places where drowning deaths have aoocured

    APART FROM DANGER SIGNALS IT IS EXPEDIENT THAT LIFEGUARDS ARE POSTED AT PLACES WHERE SEVERAL DROWNING ACCIDENTS HAVE TAKEN PLACE. HOPE THE GOVERNMENT WILL COOPERATE IN THIS RESPECT

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 04 2017

    Uttar Pradesh & Madhya Pradesh hold the national Records 💀💀💀

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 04 2017

    Jossy
    You forgot this figure is for just one District Udupi and only for 34 months that is
    after one year of nidderammayya started his law and order.still there r 6 more months GOD save us

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  • P. Shirish kumar, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 05 2017

    So you want to beat this records by neglecting under sleeping CM

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  • Nelly, Karla

    Sat, Nov 04 2017

    Is the list included BJPee sponsored LYNCHINGs???

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  • Mahathma, Mangalore

    Sat, Nov 04 2017

    Those are not listed, because those are are created by intolerant people like you!!! Lynching never exists... even though it was there in the past but no one had smartphones or free /good packages of internet

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  • P. Shirish kumar, Mangalore

    Sun, Nov 05 2017

    Mr. Nelly, Marla, please try to change your mentality. This is a serious issue.
    Many are loosing life.

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