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Team Udayavani, Jul 6, 2023, 3:58 PM IST
The relentless downpour over the past two days has resulted in a significant incident on the Vittal-Mangaluru road, where a massive hill collapsed, leading to a complete disruption of vehicular traffic.
The unfortunate event took place near Veerakambha, causing grave inconvenience for commuters and residents alike.
Prompt action was taken in response, as a team of officials, under the guidance of Bantwal Tehsildar D.S. Koodalagiri, swiftly mobilized to assess the extent of the damage and explore potential solutions.
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