Sullia: Lecturer suffers cardiac arrest at college, breathes her last


Daijiworld Media Network - Sullia (SP)

Sullia, Jan 10: In a sad incident which occurred at Sunbrahmanya PU College, a lecturer suffered cardiac arrest after coming to attend for duties on Friday January 9 morning, and breathed her last while being taken to a hospital.

Krishnakumari K N (47), a history lecturer of Subrhamanya PU College had arrived at the college as usual at 9.15 am on Friday. However, within a short while thereafter, she complained of acute chest pain. Her colleagues took care of her and arranged to take her to hospital but she did not survive the journey to hospital.

Krishnakumari was a student of Subrhmanya PU College in the past. She had worked as a teacher in the high school section of this college later, before getting promotion as history lecturer. She was a multi-talented personality, and had got involved with plays, Yakshagana, dance performances etc. She was a member of Subrahmnya Jacees, and was one among the two persons from the state to have secured Himalayan Wood Badge meant for scouts and guides teachers.

A condolence meeting was held thereafter at the college, after which holiday was declared as a mark of respect for the deceased.

Several students, who were aggrieved by the fact that their lecturer could not get timely treatment because of the absence of a permanent medical officer in the primary health centre of Subrahmanya, demanded for posting a permanent medical officer there immediately. Thousands of pilgrims visit this temple town on a daily basis, and the place does not have any experienced doctors doing private practice,they pointed out.

 

  

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  • A. M Shaikh, Dubai, Belapu, Kaup

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    To My Daiji Friends,
    The Child spent 8 hours on bed, 8 hours with Mother and 8 hours with Teacher. If you are think Positive no deference between Mother and Teacher. So my request to inhuman my Daiji friends. Please if you don't want to give the comments on this article please don't give disagree. Its expose your rubbish manner.

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  • A. M Shaikh, Dubai, Belapu, Kaup

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    The Child spent 8 hours on bed,
    8 hours with Mother and 8 hours with Teacher. If you are think Positive no deference between Mother and Teacher. So my request to inhuman my Daiji friends. Please if you don't want to give the comments on this article please don't give disagree. Its expose your rubbish manner. Daiji world is our platform, Please don't play with our favorite platform. Its my request to all my Daiji friends even not for particular religion.

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  • Sathish Shetty, Mangalore

    Sun, Jan 11 2015

    'Thought of the day' thanks

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    may her soul rest in peace!... its unfortunate! such a young age!...
    it is always better to have a thorough check up post the age of 40 for cholesterol, sugar etc! Generally women are not more prone to heart ailments, cardiac arrest (due to menstruation there is a purity of blood every month)..but the lady, had just that much ayushya! ... I pray to god, for eternal rest for the lady who was one of the most deidcated profession of teaching!

    Its not the time politicise it, but Khader, must act now! No air ambulance, no primary health officer available.. you can wash away your hands with conferences butm this is harsh reality! the Life is gone, if your department doesnt act.. unlike roads or power or black money!

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  • Vijay, MANGALORE

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    God bless her soul... Her goal was to educate students and spread knowledge....

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  • A. M Shaikh, Dubai, Belapu, Kaup

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    She is a best human being and a giving future to the world, Condolences to her family
    RIP

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  • HENRY MISQUITH, INDIA

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    Rest in peace to the deceased.

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  • SK, Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    RIP....Condolences to the family

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  • Joachim Lasrado, Omzoor / bejai Mangalore

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    Very sad news.. May her soul rest in peace.

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  • Stan, Udupi/ Dubai

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    Life is uncertain. May her soul rest in peace.

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  • Shekar Moily Padebettu, Udupi/India

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    Shocking and very sad incident.All her talents,credentials,awards,citations,prizes,laurels,individuality etc are all now remains in papers only but she left her heavenly abode silently leaving behind her kith and kin in peril.Very sad.I offer herewith my sincere condolence to the bereaved family members and pray Almighty God to give them enough strength,energy,patience,tolerance to overcome this irreparable and untimely loss.Also May God grant eternal peace to her departed soul.The light is faded,before it starts glow.

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  • Priyanka , Subrahmanya

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    She is the best teacher.. Rest in piece

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  • vellano1, Mumbai

    Sat, Jan 10 2015

    Priyanka, I am sorry for being grammar nazi here! ..but the best tribute you can give your teacher is by not misspelling it!! It gives awkward meaning when you say "rest in piece"... it is rest in peace dear! ... lot of differences and means totally different! sorry again!

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