Mangaluru: Joseph D’Souza who went missing traced in Karwar


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SB)

Mangaluru, Jun 7: Joseph D'Souza (67), a resident of Padavinangady in the city, who had gone missing a week ago, was traced in Karwar.

After reading the missing news in a daily newspaper, a man from Karwar identified Joseph who was wandering lonely near Karwar bus station. Immediately, he informed the local police and at the time of interrogation Joseph revealed his identity. As per information received from Joseph, police contacted Vamanjoor police station and the police personnel of Vamanjoor station brought him back and handed him over to his family members.

It is learnt that depression after retirement made him leave his house.

Joseph was working with Universal Security Service since a week and had left his home at 5.45 pm on May 29 to attend his work at Greenfield Apartments at Falnir in the city. He then did not return home.

Thelma, daughter of Joseph and family members thanked the media and police department for helping to trace Joseph.

 

  

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  • myna, Mysuru

    Sat, Jun 08 2019

    The Governments of the day should ensure that the retired are given their statutory dues which are being deprived of by the private sector. PF, Gratuity, Extension of ESI to those who are retired; and a decent pension of Rs 6000 per month should be ensured to avoid such happening. With the life span of people increasing as age catches people tend to be depressed. Hope the Government will think of the aged and not just think of the Vote bank farmers all the time.

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  • Augustine Daniel DSouza, Udupi Mumbai STATE OF KUWAIT.

    Sat, Jun 08 2019

    Praise the Lord Jesus Christ
    Mr. Joseph back with his family.
    God Bless

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  • Vincent Rodrigues, Katapadi/Bangaluru

    Sat, Jun 08 2019

    Great news and hope he will taken care well by his kith and kins.

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  • Af,,, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 08 2019

    Do not torture parents after retirement, the whole life they have struggled it is very difficult to stay alone at home , and people also after retirement find some way to keep them self busy doing some or other activity .

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Jun 08 2019

    Thank God he is found ,and not injured.What we have to learn here is ,always read your news paper or daily with all digital helps..so this helped to find missed one.Hope he remains further at his home town and home people.

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  • Vasu, Mangalore

    Sat, Jun 08 2019

    Big thanks goes to man from Karwar who identified and called police. If joseph had gone out of state, he would not have been found at all.

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  • K Poojary, Muscat, Udupi

    Fri, Jun 07 2019

    God is great!

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  • I wish I was There, Bahrain

    Fri, Jun 07 2019

    What a Happy ending. praise GOD.

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  • Alwin )Drums (, Bajpe

    Fri, Jun 07 2019

    Sarve Jana sukhino bhavanthu

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Jun 07 2019

    Never neglect your Parents ...

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  • Rashmi, udupi

    Fri, Jun 07 2019

    thank God. All is well.

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