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Just three days after its inauguration, Karnataka's first floating bridge was reportedly damaged by powerful waves.
The bridge had been inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach as a tourist attraction. It allowed visitors to feel sea waves beneath their feet.
The bridge had been inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. Huge crowds had been seen at the beach on the first day, with people clamouring for the new experience.
However, just three days later, a starkly difference scene prevailed at the Malpe beach. Some pieces of the bridge were seen on the beach, while others floated in the sea.
However, the leaseholder reportedly claimed that the bridge had been "disconnected" to prevent damage. Sudesh Shetty, the leaseholder, told The Indian Express that the locks of the bridge had been disconnected amid strong winds and waves.
Congress, which is in Opposition in Karnataka, used the opportunity to allege corruption by the BJP government. The floating bridge was made at a cost of Rs 80 lakhs by 3 local entrepreneurs.

Floating bridge 'damaged' by strong waves 3 days after inauguration at Karnataka beach, say reports

The floating bridge at Karnataka's Malpe beach had been inaugurated on May 6, but was seen in an impaired state three days later.

Just three days after its inauguration, Karnataka's first floating bridge was reportedly damaged by powerful waves.
The bridge had been inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach as a tourist attraction. It allowed visitors to feel sea waves beneath their feet.
The bridge had been inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. Huge crowds had been seen at the beach on the first day, with people clamouring for the new experience.
However, just three days later, a starkly difference scene prevailed at the Malpe beach. Some pieces of the bridge were seen on the beach, while others floated in the sea.
However, the leaseholder reportedly claimed that the bridge had been "disconnected" to prevent damage. Sudesh Shetty, the leaseholder, told The Indian Express that the locks of the bridge had been disconnected amid strong winds and waves.
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Congress, which is in Opposition in Karnataka, used the opportunity to allege corruption by the BJP government. The floating bridge was made at a cost of Rs 80 lakhs by 3 local entrepreneurs.

Karnataka got its first floating bridge at the Malpe beach in Udupi on May 6. Floating bridges allow visitors to feel the movement of sea waves underneath their feet.
The bridge was inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. The objective behind the floating bridge is to attract tourists to Udupi.
The bridge is 100 m long and cost Rs 80 lakhs. It was built by 3 local entrepreneurs.
Visitors will have to pay Rs 100 each to walk on the bridge for 15 minutes. For safety, visitors will have to wear a life jacket, while 10 life guards and 30 life buoy rings will be present.

Want to walk on sea? First floating bridge in Karnataka inaugurated at Udupi's Malpe beach

Floating bridges allow visitors to feel the movement of sea waves underneath their feet. The Malpe beach bridge is 100 m long and cost ₹80 lakhs.

Karnataka got its first floating bridge at the Malpe beach in Udupi on May 6. Floating bridges allow visitors to feel the movement of sea waves underneath their feet.
The bridge was inaugurated by MLA K. Raghupati Bhat. The objective behind the floating bridge is to attract tourists to Udupi.
The bridge is 100 m long and cost Rs 80 lakhs. It was built by 3 local entrepreneurs.
Visitors will have to pay Rs 100 each to walk on the bridge for 15 minutes. For safety, visitors will have to wear a life jacket, while 10 life guards and 30 life buoy rings will be present.

Banksy ship's migrants transferred to another vessel

Scores of people, rescued by a ship funded by anonymous street artist Banksy, have been transferred to another vessel.

Hundreds of people, rescued by a ship funded by anonymous street artist Banksy, have been transferred to another vessel.
Migrants from the M.V. Louise Michel rescue ship were transferred to the Sea-Watch 4, after M.V Louise Michel said on Twitter that it was stranded due to overcrowding and asked for immediate assistance.
Sea-Watch 4 is now looking for a port to disembark. The United Nations Refugee Agency said that all migrants rescued in the Mediterranean must be permitted to disembark safely. Sharing an update on Twitter,Sea Watch 4 said that the guests have been at sea for days, with many suffering from injuries, fuel burns and dehydration.
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Hundreds of people, rescued by a ship funded by anonymous street artist Banksy, have been transferred to another vessel.
Migrants from the M.V. Louise Michel rescue ship were transferred to the Sea-Watch 4, after M.V Louise Michel said on Twitter that it was stranded due to overcrowding and asked for immediate assistance.
Sea-Watch 4 is now looking for a port to disembark. The United Nations Refugee Agency said that all migrants rescued in the Mediterranean must be permitted to disembark safely. Sharing an update on Twitter,Sea Watch 4 said that the guests have been at sea for days, with many suffering from injuries, fuel burns and dehydration.

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