Couple donates land for flood-hit Kodagu victims


Team Udayavani, Aug 28, 2018, 11:09 AM IST

Madikeri: A couple in Madikeri set an example by donating two acres of their land towards helping those left homeless after the recent Kodagu disaster.

The couple, from Yavakapadi, who own three acres of land offered two acres for the ones who lost their homes during the recent floods. A video of the couple offering land went viral on social media.

Meanwhile, Poonacha and his wife do not have any children of their own and hence they have offered to take care of the children who have been orphaned in the recent catastrophe.

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