Burglars Strike Two Houses, Decamp With Gold And Silver

In the first incident, miscreants targeted the locked house of B. Sujatha at Govada under Chodavaram police station limits in Anakapalle district on Saturday night and made off with around 330 grams of gold and 1.5 kg of silver jewellery.

Sujatha, a staff nurse in Visakhapatnam, left her home earlier in the day, police said. Taking advantage of the fact that the house was locked, the thieves entered the house and stole valuable items. Police suspect a local gang or someone the family knows was involved. A case has been registered and a special team has been formed to investigate the theft.

In another incident, thieves attacked the house of retired bank employee NVS Rao at Rushikonda within the limits of Prime Palem police station in Visakhapatnam city and stole around 80 grams of gold ornaments.

Police said the criminals broke into the apartment while the inmates were sleeping. They removed the window bars and stole gold ornaments kept in the wardrobe. A case has been registered and the police have launched an investigation to identify and nab the accused.

Mystery continues regarding death of 13-year-old boy in Anakapalle

The body of the 13-year-old boy, who allegedly died as a result of gunshot wounds, was reportedly recovered from its initial location at Etikoppaka under the limits of Elamanchili Rural police station in Anakapalle district on Sunday. VI of Etikoppaka. The body of the victim, a grade school student, was first spotted near a canal on the outskirts of the village around 3 p.m.

Citizens passing by the canal area noticed the body and shared its photo in a local WhatsApp group. When the villagers reached the scene, it was reported that the body was missing and the blood stains in the area were cleaned.

After a search that lasted about 90 minutes, the villagers found the body in the bushes elsewhere, raising suspicions that the child may have been killed and that evidence was being attempted to be destroyed.

According to local people, the victim was originally from Tuni in Kakinada district. His father had died a few years ago and he was staying with his uncle in Etikoppaka for his education.

Police said the boy went to the canal to swim with his friends on Sunday but did not return home for lunch.

Local people claimed that the victim was injured with a bullet in his chest as a result of the village-made gun firing. Police suspect that the child may have been hit by a pellet fired from a village-made gun. They are also examining whether a person who hunts wild animals in the area is connected to the incident. The police came to the scene and called the clues team to collect evidence. The body was taken to another location for autopsy.

A special team was formed to investigate the circumstances that led to the child’s death.

Two people died and a girl was injured due to electric shock in Kurabalakota

Two people died and a girl was seriously injured due to electrocution in Reddivevaripalle village of Kurabalakota mandal during Dandumaremma jatara on Sunday.

Police said the victims had come to the village to attend the annual festival. Shankar Reddy and Padmavathamma from Gollapalle in Punganur mandal had visited their daughter Sunitha’s house in Reddivevaripalle for the occasion.

Sunitha had also invited her sister Anitha, who works in Bengaluru, and brother-in-law Shivakumar to attend the jatara. They came with their daughters Likhitha Reddy and Madhupriya. A native of Kongareddipalle in Chittoor town and their neighbor in Bengaluru, Venkatesh (38), also accompanied them.

Police said that the children were playing on a swing fixed in a room with a metal roof on Sunday morning, and the swing came into contact with electric current due to a fault in the wiring.

Padmavathamma ran to save the children but got stuck after hitting the electric swing. Venkatesh tried to save her but also suffered a severe electric shock. They both died at the scene.

Madhupriya was seriously injured and was first shifted to the government hospital in Madanapalle and later to a private hospital for treatment.

Mudivedu police reached the spot and took the bodies to the government hospital for autopsy. TRANSCO officials said that the accident occurred as a result of the damaged service cable inside the house contacting the iron swing. The police launched an investigation into the incident and launched an investigation into the incident.

A woman traveling on the bus fell ill and died

A woman passenger died in an APSRTC bus from Kovvuru to Jangareddygudem on Sunday.

The deceased was identified as Jyothi Reddy, who was boarding the bus at Gopalapuram. Police reported that the woman had difficulty breathing due to the dense crowd on the bus.

Other passengers also tried to help him and informed the bus staff. He was later taken to the District Hospital in Jangareddygudem where doctors declared him dead on arrival.

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident.