Two people died due to current in Bangalore, death toll in rain -related incidents three

Constant rains in the capital of Karnataka have wreaked havoc. Due to torrential rains, heavy waterlogging and floods have occurred on the city roads, causing serious problems in their daily lives. The weather in Bengaluru is expected to remain the same, the India Meteorological Department has issued a Yellow alert for many areas of Karnataka as well as the capital city. The IMD has also projected partially cloudy with heavy rains or thunderstorms with the possibility of rain. The minimum temperature is expected to be 20 ° C, while the maximum temperature is expected to be around 27 ° C.

At the same time, rain is also getting fatal. Two people died due to current while trying to drain rain water in Bangalore. The police gave this information on Tuesday. Police said the deceased have been identified as Manmohan Kamat (63) and Dinesh (12). According to Meeo Layout Police, Kamat lived in Madhuvan apartment in NS Palya near BTM Second Stage and tried to use a motorized pump to drain water from his house on Monday evening.

A police officer involved in the investigation of the incident said, “When he connected the pump to the socket, he became a short circuit and he died due to current.” Police said that in the meantime, Dinesh, son of a Nepali man working in the apartment premises, died due to current. Dinesh stood near Kamat at the time of the incident. On being taken to the hospital, the doctors declared both dead.

Police said that reports of unnatural death (UDR) would be filed in both cases. So far three people have died in the earlier monsoon rains in the city. Earlier on Monday, a woman named Sasikala (35) died after the wall of a building collapsed under Mahadevpura police station.