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Heavy rainfall lashes Hyderabad; three dead
Heavy rainfall lashes Hyderabad; three dead
Heavy Rain Lashed Hyderabad On Monday Evening That Took Lives Of Three People In Rain-related Incidents.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Himani Garg | Updated on: 03 Oct 2017, 03:41:27 AM
Heavy rain lashed Hyderabad on Monday evening that took lives of three people in rain-related incidents.
According to the reports, a physically-challenged man and his four-month-old son died after debris of a retaining wall collapsed on their thatched house at Naidu Nagar, Banjara Hills at around 5:30 PM.
In another incident, a 35-year-old man was electrocuted at Hussainialam after he touched a road-side parked van which came in contact with an electric pole.
Gold ornaments worth Rs. 31 lakh recovered, car seized
Mysore/Mysuru:
City Crime Branch (CCB) Police have arrested notorious house burglars and have recovered 611 grams gold ornaments worth Rs. 31 lakh besides seizing a car used for the crime.
The arrested are 54-year-old Fayaz Ahmed, a native of Saragur, now residing in Rajivnagar 2nd Stage and 43-year-old Imtiaz Ahmed, a resident of Bharath Nagar in city.
The arrests were made on Feb. 23 at about 6 am at Ring Road-Naidu Nagar junction. The Police also found various equipment used to commit house burglaries and a pistol-sized air gun in the car.
During interrogation, the accused are said to have told the Police that on Dec. 10 night, they had burgled a locked house at Subash Nagar and had decamped with 800 grams gold ornaments and Rs. 60,000 cash from the house.
Special prayers from 11 pm tonight till tomorrow, December 25 morning, at St. Philomena’s Church
Limited entry of devotees at Churches
Mysuru: Mysuru city is preparing for Christmas as the Government desperately tries to thread the needle between preserving public health and allowing families to gather for traditional celebrations at the end of 2020.
However, Coronavirus-induced night curfew hasn’t dampened the Christmas cheer for many as they feel it is only wise to celebrate the festival with caution. Churches have announced that there will be limited entry of devotees while a few Churches have changed prayer timings. Despite these rules and arrangements, the Christmas spirit is unaffected.