Mangaluru: Driving to buy new car, head constable dies of heart attack


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Aug 19: Head constable of Civil Rights Enforcement Directorate in the city, Ratnakar J K (56), suffered heart attack while driving his car on Thursday August 18, and breathed his last.

Ratnakar was moving in a Maruti Omni vehicle on Thursday morning. He suffered heart attack when moving near Navbharat Circle. He was immediately taken to a hospital but he had breathed his last by then.

Ratnakar is survived by wife and son. He was a resident of Mulihithlu in the city and had served police department for 33 years. He was serving the district armed reserve police force in the past, before being deputed to Civil Rights Enforcement Directorate about 12 years back.

It is said that Ratnakar wanted to buy a new car out of insurance maturity proceeds he had received recently. One of his colleagues was with him. He was on his way to buy the new car when he suffered heart attack.

The body was handed over to the family after the body was kept in front of the office of the city police commissioner and last respects were paid.

  

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  • jk kiran rao, dubai

    Mon, Aug 22 2016

    really very nice person I wish his soul rest in peace .

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  • Rita, Germany

    Sat, Aug 20 2016

    May his Soul rest in peace,and heartfelt sympathy to the Family.Onething I dont understand is,when a emergency appears on the way,like accidents or heartattack People immediately rush to their beloved Hospital.Whereas it is important by heartattach Patient should not be moved but give him a heartmassage on the spot ,give mouth to mouth breathing,see that he gets sufficient air to breath.call a emergency ambulance to the spot.or doctor.when will we learn These things?can be moved only when Patient is in better condition.second,he was in Police dpt.dont they do any medical test from time to time ?dont they have any doctors who do this?Health Minister must see such things.when a person is elder,can also self think of getting checked for your safety.RIP.

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  • Ahmed K. C., Mangaluru

    Sat, Aug 20 2016

    Appreciate your suggestions. But, we are in India and we have a great attitude of "Sab Chalta Hain"

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Nashville

    Fri, Aug 19 2016

    The taught of buying the most dangerous car in the world ...

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  • KRPrabhu, Kudla/Bluru

    Fri, Aug 19 2016

    Everybody have dreams big or small..strives to achieve it.Ratnaka's ill fate came in between...RIP...

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  • Ahmed K. C., Mangaluru

    Fri, Aug 19 2016

    R.I.P. to departed soul.
    It's not about the joy or sadness.
    Keep your heart and blood in good condition. Check the cholesterol levels frequently, Check your sugar levels as well. Keep a track on your food habits, Reduce intake of Red meat, have more veggies and fruits.
    Refrain from habits of too much of Alcohol, Panparak, Soft drinks, Drugs, Smoking, Oily food, Fast foods etc.,
    You may live a healthy life God willingly.

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  • Dev Kumar, Manipal/New Delhi

    Fri, Aug 19 2016

    Over joyous is one of cause of heart attack..
    Better always keep heart floating in between good and bad..a well balanced.

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