Mangalore : House damaged as concrete retention wall collapses at Bajjodi
Mangalore : House damaged as concrete retention wall collapses at Bajjodi
Mangalore Today News Network
Mangalore, June 11, 2013 : A house at Bajjodi here suffered damage after the retention wall of the nearby compound collapsed over it on June 10, Monday.
The house belongs to Maria Cutinha. It is learnt, the house was renovated and extended by adding three more rooms just 18 months ago and the extended portion including the dining room, bed room and kitchen have been now completely damaged. Maria Cutinha has sustained minor injuries as she who was watching TV in the hall had rushed to the kitchen on hearing the loud thud.
Even another house behind, owned by Leena Pinto which is in an elevated area, is in danger due to the collapse of the concrete retention wall.
The Kankanady Rural Police have visited the spot. Even the local corporator Keshav who visited the house assured help.
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