Mangaluru: Deputy commissioner A B Ibrahim chaired a meeting which was held to decide about the architectural structure in establishing a memorial park for the 2010 Mangaluru air crash victims near Kulur bridge where 12 unidentified bodies of the victims had been buried. The meeting was held at DC’s office here on Friday July 17.
A 90 acre land which belongs to New Mangaluru Port Trust is being developed as a memorial park at a cost of Rs 35 lac by NMPT. The memorial park is expected to be ready by September this year.
Raajappa, superintendent engineer NMPT said, "The gardening work has already started and it would be completed by the end of August but the structure for the memorial needs to be finalized."
In the meeting, it was decided that a competition would be conducted by the Architects' Guild and architects coming up with the best designs would be awarded with a cash prize of Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000 for the first and second places respectively. The design would be finalized within a month.
Read news in full17/07/15 Daijiworld
A 90 acre land which belongs to New Mangaluru Port Trust is being developed as a memorial park at a cost of Rs 35 lac by NMPT. The memorial park is expected to be ready by September this year.
Raajappa, superintendent engineer NMPT said, "The gardening work has already started and it would be completed by the end of August but the structure for the memorial needs to be finalized."
In the meeting, it was decided that a competition would be conducted by the Architects' Guild and architects coming up with the best designs would be awarded with a cash prize of Rs 50,000 and Rs 25,000 for the first and second places respectively. The design would be finalized within a month.
Read news in full17/07/15 Daijiworld
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