Two buses destroyed as fireplace breaks out at storage in Vellore
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Vellore: Two non-public buses had been burnt, and another bus was in part broken in a fire that broke out at a private garage close to Vellore’s new bus stand on Tuesday morning. A senior police officer stated there were no casualties or injuries because of the incident. The garage, where frame building and restoration works are undertaken, is owned by Pattabi of Virupatchipuram. It is located on the Chennai–Bangalore countrywide motorway. At the time of the incident, around 7.30 am, more than 25 buses had been parked in the facility. Workers were engaged in bus body construction work with welding machines when a spark from the system caused the heart on two buses.
Before the stunned employees adopted damage management measures, the fire gutted the buses and unfolded to the rear stop of any other coach. Following facts, fireplace, and rescue services personnel rushed to the spot. It doused the blaze before revealing an adjacent lorry shed where more than 150 vehicles from several transport agencies had anticipated shipment. Pattabi stated that the fee for the three buses that had been destroyed had been turned into Rs 50 lakh in a grievance to the North police station. Police registered a case.
Vellore: A 55-yr-antique production worker, who was hospitalized following a fight together with his fellow villager, was attacked by the latter’s son in the Vaniyambadi government clinic in the early hours of Tuesday. Victim Murugan, who sustained extremely reduced accidents, is present in the process of treatment at the extended care unit of the health center. Murugan and Theerthagiri, 50, were construction workers hailing from Vellaikuttai village near Aalangayam. They have been running on a contract foundation to assemble free lavatories below an imperative authorities scheme of their town.
On Monday, Murugan skipped work, claiming he had become ill, but he took up painting to construct a podium for erecting an AIADMK flag submission in the village. Theerthagiri, who noticed him operating, got into a heated argument with him. It quickly turned into fisticuffs. Following the combat, the two were admitted inside the Vaniyambadi GH. Irked over the incident.
Theerthagiri’s son Mohan, 24, who came to the sanatorium with a scythe, brutally attacked Murugan and fled. Demanding the arrest of Mohan, their spouse, and the children of Murugan resorted to a protest at Vellakuttai village. On facts, Vaniyambadi cops rushed to the spot and stopped the rally. After an hour-long peace, Vaniy, Ambani city police launched a search for Mohan.
Puducherry: The joint action committee (Jac) of students’ unions, together with the students’ council of Pondicherry University, persisted in their agitation for the second day on Tuesday, worrying that the college management will revoke the fee hike for guides from the next educational year. The Jac contributors picketed the college’s administrative block on Tuesday to protest the growth in charges, notwithstanding numerous representations from the students’ unions.
The administration invited the representatives of the students’ council for a meeting on Monday and Tuesday. However, the Jac contributors stated they ought also to be invited to the assembly and no longer simply the representatives of the students’ council. Meanwhile, college students of the network university in Mahe and the college’s campus at Port Blair released an indefinite strike on Monday, traumatic that the university fulfills their demands.
A university declaration stated instructional activities had not been affected by the protests. The management claimed it invited the students’ representatives to an assembly to clarify their grievances. “However, notwithstanding the repeated appeals via the college government, the participants of the students’ council did no longer come to meet with the university government to clear up troubles, if any,” the declaration examined.