Loss estimated due to heavy rains in Mangaluru stands at Rs five crore  


Daijiworld Media Network – Mangaluru (MS)

Mangaluru, Jul 2: Sources said that the estimated loss due to the heavy rains that lashed the district is more than Rs five crore. The district disaster management authority is still assessing the damage due to rain. Exact figures will be known in some time.

The low lying areas of Baikampady industrial area suffered the most as the rain water gushed inside the industry premises damaging property and machineries.

 

Most of the damage occurred in Mangaluru city and rural areas. In the district, 77 houses were partially damaged while 11 were completely destroyed. In Mangaluru city limits, seven houses were destroyed completely while 42 were partially damaged. In Ullal, 22 houses were partially damaged while three were completely destroyed. In addition, 38 electricity poles, three transformers, electrical wires and mud roads were damaged. This itself amounts to Rs 1.5 to two crore.

On Thursday, the coastal district received two times more rain than usual. Last year during this time, the district received 44.1 mm rain. However, on Thursday the amount of rain was 85.1 mm. In Mangaluru and Bantwal limits 108.9 mm rain showered which caused more damage.

In Baikampady more than 30 industries were badly affected as the rain water gushed inside and damaged motor, raw materials and finished goods. Isaac Vas, president of Baikampady Canara small scale Industries association said that the exact extent of loss will be known in a day or two.

 

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Sense_shetty, Mangalore

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    The sequence of orchestrated events will be following 1. request Release of grants from Maanya Karnataka sarkara 2. When the amount is actually released it will be next years summer. 3. Identify the affected ,Make him run pillar to post ..and then release 500 rs. keep the rest

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  • Shameer.Sami, Mangalore /tulunadu

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    Its not enough for Mangalore , last happen but still people are flight Hindu and Muslim

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  • Althaf, Kaup/Udupi

    Sun, Jul 03 2022

    Better to recover this loss from the salaries of MP and MLAs of manglore.

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  • pili, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    5 crore nallu 40 percent irabahudu

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    Recover from Central. Modi's last visit to Bangalore cost Rs. 23 Crores ?

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  • Wilfred J. Lewis, Matpady-Brahmavar/ New York, USA

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    For many decades an elected MCC has been working as a power broker in Mangalore town. Why these elected representatives who promised a better standard for Mangalore City has reduced the living conditions of Mangalore to that of a town?. Corporators who won the elections in the last seven decades did not do their civic duties. Therefore, every corporator of MCC for the last seven decades needs to be reprehended and need to fined by the Mangalore citizens forums...

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  • Chandu, Karla

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    These are only preliminary estimates of the losses and actual losses will go up substantially including the 40% Value Added Services.......anyway MCC will be increasing the Property/commercial taxes to cover all the losses......!!!

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  • Altaf Sheikh, Urwa Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    -40% commission...

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    we dont are as far as namma janakulena party is ruling...

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  • ca girihkk, valencia/m'lore

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    Equation is like this - If it rains the loss is 5 Cr., if not rain means the loss is Rs 10 Cr...,(The amount is inclusive of GST & 40% Swaham/ Gulummm Tax)

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  • Harish, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    PM visit for 2 days in blore 14 crores..

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    Damage to Pvt property, will the government pay compensation?

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  • Karna, Yekkur

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    Let the loss get recovered from the salaries of MCC employees who were lazy 2wards there duty. They know...through this again their pockets are getting filled up

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Sat, Jul 02 2022

    If one is willing to give 40% + GST (Goos service tax)...

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