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Puttur: On verge of house warming ceremony, owner electrocuted

  •   Fri, Jan 15 2021 10:34:13 AM

Daijiworld Media Network - Puttur (SP)

Puttur, Jan 15: In a shocking incident reported from the city, a person who had recently got his new house constructed and who was preparing to perform the housewarming ceremony on January 16, was electrocuted after he accidentally came in contact with electricity. This incident happened on Thursday January 14.

The deceased has been identified as Krishnappa Naik (45), a vehicle mechanic from Parladka residing at Udayagiri, Sampya here.

Krishnappa Naik had got his new house built at Udayagiri Sampya. In the run up to its housewarming ceremony, Kutti Puja was performed at the new house on the night of January 13. Naik was fixing a plug at his newly built house when he suffered severe electric shocks. He was immediately taken to hospital but he had passed away before reaching there.

On the basis of a report filed by Choma Naik, brother of the deceased, a case was registered in the rural police station here. The deceased is survived by wife and two daughters.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Jan 15 2021

    Very very sad.joy turned out in sorrow I say always ,please do some first aid before you run to doctors or hospitals.First aid is very important that saves life .Heart and brain should get immediate oxygen so do heart massage ,give artificial breathing ,mouth to mouth breathing when a person suddenly gets heart attack and not in a stage to breath.If possible first bring a doctor to give him some medicament.Then go to hospital .May his soul rest in peace.Very sorry .Heartfelt sympathy to the family.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Jan 15 2021

    Rest in Peace ...

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Fri, Jan 15 2021

    Very sad...om shanthi... Condolences to his bereaved family....

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  • Jayantha, Bangalore

    Fri, Jan 15 2021

    Very Sad, Few things

    Most house warming ceremonies happen with a temporary electric connection, loose wires, incomplete work and earthing without circuit breakers and on top of this uinsulated joints for decoration lights of all types

    Take care, if big or small home:
    MCB are installed and they function
    Fuse exist to break when overloaded, do not use strong copper wire for fuse.
    Earthing... most neglected .. ensure its done right with right material
    If you dont know about basics of electricity and identify L and N never try to repair by yourself
    Minor damage of plugs switches, wire must be attended immediately

    Reduce sime luxuries but never compramise on safety

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Fri, Jan 15 2021

    Thanks for the good advice.Evey point that you have mentioned is important.

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  • Elwyn Goveas, Valencia

    Fri, Jan 15 2021

    See the joy turned into sorrow.Everyone person has their own dream.A dream to have their own house.And when all set for house warming what a tragedy in the form of death.No one can fill this loss.

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