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Floods in Mantralayam
by shika » October 2nd, 2009, 1:28 pm
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by shika » October 2nd, 2009, 3:26 pm
The Moola Brindavana of Guru Raghavendra Swamy temple is drowned in water. Temple authorities have removed the Hundi boxes from the place and shifted them to safe place.
Around 100 pilgrims, most of them from Karnataka have been trapped in two lodges in the heavily flooded Mantralayam in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh since early hours of Friday. Around Thursday midnight water from the overflowing Tungabhadra gushed into the two lodges belonging to the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Corporation. As water entered the first and second floor rooms, inmates rushed to the terrace and they have been waiting for help since then.There are many senior citizens and children among those trapped in the two adjoining lodges. There around 70 in one building and 25 in the other.
Around 100 pilgrims, most of them from Karnataka have been trapped in two lodges in the heavily flooded Mantralayam in Kurnool district of Andhra Pradesh since early hours of Friday. Around Thursday midnight water from the overflowing Tungabhadra gushed into the two lodges belonging to the Andhra Pradesh Tourism Corporation. As water entered the first and second floor rooms, inmates rushed to the terrace and they have been waiting for help since then.There are many senior citizens and children among those trapped in the two adjoining lodges. There around 70 in one building and 25 in the other.
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by shika » October 2nd, 2009, 3:51 pm
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by shika » October 2nd, 2009, 11:34 pm
FOURTEEN MYSOREANS STRANDED IN MANTHRALAYA
Fourteen persons from city have been reportedly stranded in Manthralaya, Andhra Pradesh, owing to the flood havoc.
They are learnt to be held up in the 3rd floor of T.D.H. Hotel in Manthralaya where they are staying, with the ground floor completely inundated.
The Mysoreans, who are grounded at the flood-hit Manthralaya are Lakshman, owner of Srinivas Book Depot near Mathrumandali Circle, Vontikoppal, his family members, Shashikumar, an employee of the shop, his family, their relatives and friends, all from Vontikoppal
Fourteen persons from city have been reportedly stranded in Manthralaya, Andhra Pradesh, owing to the flood havoc.
They are learnt to be held up in the 3rd floor of T.D.H. Hotel in Manthralaya where they are staying, with the ground floor completely inundated.
The Mysoreans, who are grounded at the flood-hit Manthralaya are Lakshman, owner of Srinivas Book Depot near Mathrumandali Circle, Vontikoppal, his family members, Shashikumar, an employee of the shop, his family, their relatives and friends, all from Vontikoppal
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by shika » October 3rd, 2009, 10:04 pm
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by rollingstones » October 3rd, 2009, 10:11 pm
According to the latest report, 12 bodies have been found floating in the floods in Mantralaya. They got caught in the currents while trying to get to safer places in the morning when water receeded. May their soul Rest in peace. 
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by shika » October 4th, 2009, 7:25 pm
MANTRALAYA PILGRIM DIES ON RETURN TO CITY
One of the Mysoreans, who had been to the flood-hit Mantralaya on a pilgrimage, has died on her return to city.
Nirmala Urs, wife of Ramaraje Urs, a resident of KHB Colony, Chamundipuram, who was undergoing treatment at Apollo BGS Hospitals, breathed her last here this morning.
Ramaraje Urs, Nirmala Urs, their daughter Prema Urs, son-in-law Nagaraje Urs, daughter-in-law Vandana Urs, grand-children Nikhita and Nihan had left for Mantralaya on Sept. 26.
They were caught in the floods while preparing to leave Mantralaya after the darshan of Sri Raghavendraswamy. The Andhra Government had arranged tractors for ferrying the stranded pilgrims, including the Urs family.
Meanwhile, Ramaraje Urs and Nirmala boarded the tractor while the rest of the members boarded another tractor. As the tractors travelled in different directions, only the elderly couple reached Mysore while five others are expected to arrive in different routes.
Nirmala Urs, who was ill, was admitted to Apollo BGS Hospital. The five others, who left Ananthpur last evening, reached Mysore this morning.
One of the Mysoreans, who had been to the flood-hit Mantralaya on a pilgrimage, has died on her return to city.
Nirmala Urs, wife of Ramaraje Urs, a resident of KHB Colony, Chamundipuram, who was undergoing treatment at Apollo BGS Hospitals, breathed her last here this morning.
Ramaraje Urs, Nirmala Urs, their daughter Prema Urs, son-in-law Nagaraje Urs, daughter-in-law Vandana Urs, grand-children Nikhita and Nihan had left for Mantralaya on Sept. 26.
They were caught in the floods while preparing to leave Mantralaya after the darshan of Sri Raghavendraswamy. The Andhra Government had arranged tractors for ferrying the stranded pilgrims, including the Urs family.
Meanwhile, Ramaraje Urs and Nirmala boarded the tractor while the rest of the members boarded another tractor. As the tractors travelled in different directions, only the elderly couple reached Mysore while five others are expected to arrive in different routes.
Nirmala Urs, who was ill, was admitted to Apollo BGS Hospital. The five others, who left Ananthpur last evening, reached Mysore this morning.
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by shika » October 5th, 2009, 7:53 pm
Mysore -Paduvarahalli pilgrims return safely from Mantralaya
A group of 14 pilgrims from Paduvarahalli, who had been to Mantralaya, returned to city safely yesterday.
They were stranded in the third flour of TDH Hotel in Mantralaya. They managed to climb down at 10.30 am yesterday and walk up to a distance of about 5 kms as the water level receded. After having food at a gruel centre set up by the government, they travelled back to Mysore.
Lakshman, who was amongst the pilgrims, informed his friend Raju that the Tempo traveller driver who took them from Mysore to Mantralaya had lost contact with them and his whereabouts could not be traced.
As flood waters surrounded Mantralaya until late on Friday night, they spent two days on the top floor of the lodge. They walked upto a distance of 5 kms, where they found a village for taking the much needed rest.
At the same time, they came to know that a gruel centre had been set up in a school, where they had some food, according to the information received by Raju from Lakshman.
Some buses were plying to this village and they would leave for Mysore by the next available bus, according to Lakshman.
A total of 14 pilgrims including Paduvarahalli 4th Main Road resident Lakshman and his four children, had left for Mantralaya in a tempo traveller. Manjunath, a paint contractor who was among the pilgrims, told Star of Mysore that the Andhra Government had provided them free bus facility from Mantr-alaya to a village from where they had to catch a bus to Adoni and another bus to Ananthapura at 2 pm yesterday which brought them to Bangalore. They arrived in Bangalore at 2.30 pm today and reached Mysore at 5 am.
A group of 14 pilgrims from Paduvarahalli, who had been to Mantralaya, returned to city safely yesterday.
They were stranded in the third flour of TDH Hotel in Mantralaya. They managed to climb down at 10.30 am yesterday and walk up to a distance of about 5 kms as the water level receded. After having food at a gruel centre set up by the government, they travelled back to Mysore.
Lakshman, who was amongst the pilgrims, informed his friend Raju that the Tempo traveller driver who took them from Mysore to Mantralaya had lost contact with them and his whereabouts could not be traced.
As flood waters surrounded Mantralaya until late on Friday night, they spent two days on the top floor of the lodge. They walked upto a distance of 5 kms, where they found a village for taking the much needed rest.
At the same time, they came to know that a gruel centre had been set up in a school, where they had some food, according to the information received by Raju from Lakshman.
Some buses were plying to this village and they would leave for Mysore by the next available bus, according to Lakshman.
A total of 14 pilgrims including Paduvarahalli 4th Main Road resident Lakshman and his four children, had left for Mantralaya in a tempo traveller. Manjunath, a paint contractor who was among the pilgrims, told Star of Mysore that the Andhra Government had provided them free bus facility from Mantr-alaya to a village from where they had to catch a bus to Adoni and another bus to Ananthapura at 2 pm yesterday which brought them to Bangalore. They arrived in Bangalore at 2.30 pm today and reached Mysore at 5 am.
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by shika » October 5th, 2009, 7:53 pm
Mysore Cororation Junior Engineer among missing in Mantralaya
Two resident of K.R. Nagar are reportedly missing in Mantralaya.
Shivaraj Shetty of Vijayanagar Extension in K.R. Nagar and his friend left for Mantalaya from Mysore in a KSRTC bus on Wednesday. They have not contacted any of their family members since then. Meanwhile, Mysore City Corporation junior engineer Manjunath too has gone missing in Mantralaya, it is learnt.
Manjunath, who had been to Mantralaya three days ago has lost contact with his family, according to sources.
Two resident of K.R. Nagar are reportedly missing in Mantralaya.
Shivaraj Shetty of Vijayanagar Extension in K.R. Nagar and his friend left for Mantalaya from Mysore in a KSRTC bus on Wednesday. They have not contacted any of their family members since then. Meanwhile, Mysore City Corporation junior engineer Manjunath too has gone missing in Mantralaya, it is learnt.
Manjunath, who had been to Mantralaya three days ago has lost contact with his family, according to sources.
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