Puttur: A man was injured after climbing a transformer while allegedly under the influence of alcohol near Arun Sabha Bhavan in Puttur.

According to reports, the incident took place near Arun Sabha Bhavan when the man attempted to climb the transformer. During the attempt, he received an electric shock and fell from the structure.

The impact of the fall caused serious injuries. Local residents immediately rushed to help and alerted the 108 emergency ambulance service.

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The injured man was taken to the Government Hospital in Puttur for treatment. His condition is reported to be serious.

Further details about the victim have not yet been released. Authorities are expected to investigate the incident.

Bantwal: A 37-year-old man who was reportedly addicted to alcohol has gone missing after leaving home for work in Bantwal taluk.

The missing man has been identified as Rajesh, a native of Benjanapadavu. He was staying at his wife’s house in Rai Kuttikala.

According to the complaint, Rajesh had developed a severe drinking habit over the past five to six months. His wife stated that he frequently argued with family members due to his alcohol addiction.

On June 9, Rajesh left home in the morning, saying that he was going to work in the Gurupura-Kaikamba area. However, he did not return home later that day.

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Family members tried to contact him, but his mobile phone has remained switched off since then. After searching for him and failing to find any information about his whereabouts, his wife filed a missing person complaint at the Bantwal Rural Police Station.

Police have registered a case and launched an investigation to trace the missing man.

Mangalore: Gold prices in Mangalore remained firm today, reflecting the continued demand for the precious metal in the coastal city.

According to the latest rates, 24-karat gold (99.9% purity) is priced at ₹14,564 per gram. 22-karat gold (91.6% purity), which is widely used for jewellery, is being sold at ₹13,350 per gram. Meanwhile, 18-karat gold (75% purity) is available at ₹10,923 per gram.

Mangalore, also known as Mangaluru, is famous not only for its rich coastal cuisine but also for its long-standing tradition of gold trading and jewellery making. The gold business has been an important part of the city’s economy for many years.

Gold continues to be a preferred investment and a popular choice for weddings, festivals, and special occasions. Local jewellers have reported steady customer interest despite the high prices.

People planning to purchase gold are advised to check the latest market rates and use a Gold Rate Calculator to estimate the exact cost of their purchase.

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Market experts say that gold prices may continue to fluctuate depending on global economic conditions, currency movements, and investor demand. Buyers are encouraged to stay updated on daily price changes before making a purchase.