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70-year-old woman from Puttur goes missing from train

  •   Tue, Sep 02 2014 08:41:41 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore (DV)

Mangalore, Sep 2: A 70-year-old woman from Puttur reportedly went missing on Monday September 1 during a train journey on her way back from a tour of Ajmer in north India. She was among a group of 40 members who had toured Ajmer.

It is said that Bi Fathima (70), wife of the late Mammunhi, resident of Bannur in Puttur, went missing after 2 am on Monday, while she was returning from Ajmer tour.

Fathima was travelling in the S9 bogie of Punjab Mail from Ajmer to Mumbai, along with her son Usman and daughter-in-law Khateeja. They had last seen her sleeping, but later in the night, after the train reached Manmad station, she went missing.

A relative of Bi Fathima informed MFriends, a social service group, about the incident, and the group in turn contacted union minister for railways D V Sadananda Gowda over the phone and explained the seriousness of the case. The minister directed the officers concerned to trace the missing woman. The train was stopped at Nashik for a while and search operation is going on.
  

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  • paul dsouza, balakunje

    Thu, Sep 04 2014

    WHAT A SAD INCIDENT....! HOPE THEY FIND HER SOON.

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Great news..! good job DVS!!! u have shown urself as "putturda muttu"!

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  • Davood Hussain, Al-Jubail

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Alhamdulillah...Good to hear that she is safe..Haneef thanks for the good news..

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  • Mary D'Mello, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Thank you Haneef. God is great. I wonder what actually happened to her. Good to hear she's found and recovering.

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  • Mary D'Mello, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Feel so sad looking at her. I hope she is found and joins her family soon. God protect her in the meantime.

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  • Haneef Puttur, Dubai

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    Well Done MFriends Group!.. As per the latest s police where able to trace her and one auto driver found her in unconscious state with injuries on her head and he admitted her to the hospital. Now she is recovering and out of danger and her son already established connection with the authorities and hospital.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Sep 03 2014

    O yeh,woman must have gone in the wrong direction probably when she went to toilet or so.Her relatives should have kept a watch on her because of her Age and (probably illiterate)at that time bit in sleepy eyes and tired.Who knows there are some watchful People who are old and not smart and having some Gold or Money to mislead and rob them.Hope the woman is found and return home without any harm.

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