Puttur: Children of remote villages have a woeful ride to school


Daijiworld Media Network – Puttur (MS)

Puttur, Jul 21: Residents of Nellikatte and Otagajje under the limits of Aithooru gram panchayat in Kadaba taluk are put to inconvenience by the gram panchayat. The approach road to the village has been dug up to develop the same.

Due to copious rainfall, the whole road has turned into slime. Vehicles are unable to access this road as there is a chance of the vehicles’ tyres getting stuck. Even for pedestrians danger is looming.

People of these villages depend on nearby villages for their daily needs. However, as there is no road, they are unable to bring the essentials home.

Students of the villages have to tread nearly two kilometer on railway bridge and cross dangerous electrical wires to reach their school. Railway bridges are constructed 50 feet above the ground as this is a hilly area. There is no protection for these bridges on either side. When children walk on the tracks and if a train arrives there is no chance for them to go to one side and stand.

After crossing the bridges and the railway tracks, the children have to walk through rubber plantations of the government, where electrical fencing has been done throughout the farm. When the children go to school, the electricity connection is switched off temporarily.

Though these issues are brought to the notice of Kadaba tahsildar and panchayat it has fallen on deaf ears. Villagers are cursing their fate and taking huge risk on the lives of their children to get them educated.

 

 

 

  

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Jul 22 2022

    Let us speak facts.We know on ghats water is coming down when raods are made it is understood for the water to drain down ,on the sides a canal should have been made ,suppose when you let the water simply to drin it will certainly wash out roads ,mud will be on roads.Now problem for all .IS any drain there for water ?I see only road side is simply dug ,but not any drain facilities are there.Which specialist has done this plan?

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  • Indian, Mangalore

    Fri, Jul 22 2022

    Water Canal will not solve the issue as it will also be flooded with mud. Considering the topography of the place, all development works should be completed in non-monsoon seasons. Temporary arrangement should be made if the same is not possible rather than dig the entire stretch where immediate fixing is even more difficult due to the current heavy rains.

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  • Ben D'Souza Prabhu, Mangalore, Bombay Bandra now in Canada

    Fri, Jul 22 2022

    Really, I feel very very Sorry to see and hear the fate of our growing children going to School with such situation and after studies return home with no much releif to be with the Parents and siblings ! Really speaking, we while going to School tracking 3 odd miles with no such better, have had situation like this, experienced worse and horrible time and then 3 miles backwards to home ! Some Sacrifices you make now, study and come up in life the hard way, see for yourself the complete satisfaction of your progrogress !!! HAVE FAITH OF ALMIGHTY GOD, THE CREATOR, PROTECTOR & SUSTAINER ? MAY GOD BLESS YOU ALL FRIENDS !!!

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Fri, Jul 22 2022

    You imagine since your times how much of improvement has taken place? Today it's very risky because children have to walk on the railway tracks dodging electric wires etc.!

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  • real kujuma, kodial

    Thu, Jul 21 2022

    as far as the bjpigs are ruling everything is fine....they are finding more temples underground and doing a great job to revive the religion....rest everything kallli valli..

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