Kapu: Woman injured after roof collapses in Mulur


Team Udayavani, Jun 26, 2021, 4:14 PM IST

Kapu: A woman was injured after the roof of her house collapsed in Veera Maruti colony in Mulur, Kapu.

A woman named Ratna was severely injured in the incident.

It is said that the roof of her kitchen collapsed possibly due to overnight rainfall. The loss is estimated to be more than Rs 50,000.

The injured has been admitted to the nearby hospital.

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