Vitla: Police quarters retaining wall collapses during heavy rain

Team Udayavani, Aug 27, 2024, 5:35 PM IST

Vitla: The heavy rainfall since last night led to the collapse of the retaining wall of the police quarters in Ponnottu, Vitla, on Tuesday (August 27).

The retaining wall behind the police quarters, where the Vitla police personnel reside, collapsed into the yard of a nearby house owned by Ayesha Ponnottu, causing damage to the house. There is a risk of further soil erosion.

Seized vehicles, which are parked in the police quarters’ compound, are also at risk of sliding onto the house due to the unstable conditions.

Udayavani is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel and stay updated with the latest news.

Top News

Karnataka retains Senior National Aquatic Championships title

Gujarat: Eight drown in Meshwo river in Gandhinagar

Will continue to fight anti-national forces: Arvind Kejriwal as he walks out of Tihar

Udayavani.com “Nammane Krishna”: Broadcast of 9th Prize-Winning Reel

Port Blair renamed Sri Vijaya Puram

BJP constitutes ‘fact-finding committee’ on Nagamangala violence

Arrogant govt: Rahul slams govt over video of restaurant chain owner ‘apologising’ to FM

Related Articles More

Karnataka retains Senior National Aquatic Championships title

Karnataka govt trying to curb Hindu festivals, alleges MP Kota Srinivas Poojary

Vintage to avant-garde: International Autoshow is back with its 3rd edition in Bengaluru

Honorarium for Tulu teachers released

Udayavani.com “Nammane Krishna”: Broadcast of 9th Prize-Winning Reel

MUST WATCH

Sri Subramanya Swamy Sannadhi

Shree Krishna Mutt

Mysore Dasara

RakshaBandhan

Balu hotel | Banana leaf Meals


Latest Additions

After Shimla, protests in Mandi over unauthorised construction in mosque; police use water cannons, CM appeals for peace

Karnataka retains Senior National Aquatic Championships title

Karnataka govt trying to curb Hindu festivals, alleges MP Kota Srinivas Poojary

6 weeks after pregnancy too short to achieve requisite fitness for appointment in CAPFs: Delhi HC

Gastro problems could heighten Parkinson’s disease risk by 76%: Study

Thanks for visiting Udayavani

You seem to have an Ad Blocker on.
To continue reading, please turn it off or whitelist Udayavani.