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శ్రీలంకలో నలుగురు జేడీఎస్ నేతలు మృతి
ఈ నెల 20న శ్రీలంక పర్యటనకు వెళ్లిన ఏడుగురు జేడీఎస్ నేతల్లో నలుగురు ఆదివారం జరిగిన వరుస పేలుళ్లలో ప్రాణాలు కోల్పోయారు. మరో ముగ్గురు గల్లంతయ్యారు.
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Published : Apr 22, 2019, 10:48 AM IST
| Updated : Apr 22, 2019, 3:39 PM IST
శ్రీలంక పేలుళ్లలో జేడీఎస్ నేతలు గల్లంతు
శ్రీలంక బాంబు పేలుళ్ల ఘటనలో నలుగురు జేడీఎస్ నేతలు మృతిచెందారు. ఈ విషయాన్ని కర్ణాటక ముఖ్యమంత్రి కుమారస్వామి ధ్రువీకరించారు. పార్టీ సభ్యుల మరణం కలచివేసిందని ట్వీట్ చేశారు. భారత విదేశాంగ శాఖతో ఎప్పటికప్పుడు సంప్రదింపులు జరుపుతున్నట్లు తెలిపారు.
లక్ష్మణ గౌడ రమేష్, కేఎమ్ లక్ష్మీనారాయణ, ఎమ్ రంగప్ప, కేజీ హనుమంతరాయప్ప పేలుళ్లకు ప్రాణాలు కోల్పాయారు. మరో ముగ్గురు నేతలు హెచ్ శివకుమార్, ఏ మారెగౌడ, హెచ్ పుట్టరాజు గల్లంతయ్యారు.
శ్రీలంకలో జేడీఎస్ నాయకులు ఏడుగురు జేడీఎస్ నేతలు ఈనెల 20న కొలంబో చేరుకున్నారు. అక్కడి షంగ్రీలా హోటల్లో బసచేశారు. పేలుళ్ల ఘటన తర్వాత కుటుంబసభ్యులకు వారి నుంచి ఎలాంటి సమాచారం లేదు. వీరిలో నలుగురు ప్రాణాలు కోల్పోయినట్లు అనేక గంటల తర్వాత తెలిసింది. మిగిలిన వారి పరిస్థితిపై ఇంకా స్పష్టత లేదు.
శ్రీలంకలో ఆదివారం జరిగిన మారణకాండలో 290మంది మృతిచెందారు. మరో 500 మంది ఆసుపత్రుల్లో చికిత్సపొందుతున్నారు.
ఇదీ చూడండి: శ్రీలంకలో మరో బాంబు నిర్వీర్యం- భయంతో జనం
శ్రీలంక బాంబు పేలుళ్ల ఘటనలో నలుగురు జేడీఎస్ నేతలు మృతిచెందారు. ఈ విషయాన్ని కర్ణాటక ముఖ్యమంత్రి కుమారస్వామి ధ్రువీకరించారు. పార్టీ సభ్యుల మరణం కలచివేసిందని ట్వీట్ చేశారు. భారత విదేశాంగ శాఖతో ఎప్పటికప్పుడు సంప్రదింపులు జరుపుతున్నట్లు తెలిపారు.
లక్ష్మణ గౌడ రమేష్, కేఎమ్ లక్ష్మీనారాయణ, ఎమ్ రంగప్ప, కేజీ హనుమంతరాయప్ప పేలుళ్లకు ప్రాణాలు కోల్పాయారు. మరో ముగ్గురు నేతలు హెచ్ శివకుమార్, ఏ మారెగౌడ, హెచ్ పుట్టరాజు గల్లంతయ్యారు.
శ్రీలంకలో జేడీఎస్ నాయకులు ఏడుగురు జేడీఎస్ నేతలు ఈనెల 20న కొలంబో చేరుకున్నారు. అక్కడి షంగ్రీలా హోటల్లో బసచేశారు. పేలుళ్ల ఘటన తర్వాత కుటుంబసభ్యులకు వారి నుంచి ఎలాంటి సమాచారం లేదు. వీరిలో నలుగురు ప్రాణాలు కోల్పోయినట్లు అనేక గంటల తర్వాత తెలిసింది. మిగిలిన వారి పరిస్థితిపై ఇంకా స్పష్టత లేదు.
శ్రీలంకలో ఆదివారం జరిగిన మారణకాండలో 290మంది మృతిచెందారు. మరో 500 మంది ఆసుపత్రుల్లో చికిత్సపొందుతున్నారు.
ఇదీ చూడండి: శ్రీలంకలో మరో బాంబు నిర్వీర్యం- భయంతో జనం
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Caracas – 5 April 2019
1. Wig shop, hair ponytails hang on the wall
2. Sign that reads (Spanish): "We buy hair"
3. Various of hairstylist Jose Velasquez combing and cutting student Valery Diaz's hair
4. Diaz touching the hair that was cut off her head
5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Valery Diaz, student:
"Because it hurts (to get your hair cut off). Because it's my hair. I'm used to being with it. I don't know, it's a very hard, a very (difficult) decision."
6. Various of Velasquez combing Diaz's hair
7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Valery Diaz, student:
"There's no water in the country. There are times when we can spend two or three weeks without washing your hair because there is no water. Also, the shampoo is very expensive, the conditioner, all those things. The makeup is also super, hyper, mega expensive, expensive, expensive. So, it's a matter of working a lot and saving little by little."
8. Various of a woman brushing the hair that hangs on the wall
9. SOUNDBITE, (Spanish) Jose Velasquez, hairstylist:
"The girls sell their hair because of the need (that's being experienced) in the country, because of financial need, for food, for medicines or for any other reason, but they sell their hair out of need. They don't sell it because they want to sell it, but because they need the money. It's an economic option, it's an economic option that they have to be able to acquire money. For the hair we pay them 100 US dollars and even more, that's money for them, to buy their food and that of their family."
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Caracas – 4 April 2019
10. Empty container of shower gel discarded at area of National Park "Waraira Repano" that people have been using as a public bath amid worsening power failures that are disrupting life in the crisis-wracked country
11. Container discarded near small body of water at park
12. Signboard of the National Institute of Parks indicating what is prohibited in the park. Among other things it can be read on the sign (Spanish) "Contamination of water"
13. Various of people filling bottles with water at stream near entrance to Avila
14. Man wheeling cart with water bottles on street
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Caracas – 12 April 2019
15. Two workspaces inside the nail salon
16. Manicurist painting Karla Babachout's nails
17. Close of nail polishes
18. Manicurist doing Babachout's nails
19. SOUNBITE (Spanish) Karla Babachout, nail salon customer:
"Previously, I used to go weekly to get ready in the beauty salon. Currently one can go less, so I try to buy my nail polishes, my hair straightener, and try to do the treatments on my own."
20. Various of nails being painted
21. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Gabriela Ramírez, manicurist.
"Yes, we have less clients nolw due to the economic situation. Everything is complicated. The majority has left the country and it has been difficult. But every day we have work, thank God. The form of payment can be debit, cash or transfer, but sometimes it can be hard because of the situation the country is in, many times the card readers don't work correctly and (the transactions) do not go through, then the clients leave. It's complicated but thank God every day we get ahead with the work."
22. Woman waiting for her nails to dry
23. Close of the nails
STORYLINE:
Valery Diaz covered her eyes and held her breath before looking in a hair salon mirror to see herself without much of the long dark hair that used to frame her face.
The 16-year-old student was paid 100 US dollars for the shorn hair, money she'll use to help her family and buy a cellphone at a time when Venezuela's sharp economic decline has led to shortages of food and medicine, and hyperinflation has made salaries nearly worthless.
Increasing numbers of women in poor neighbourhoods are selling their hair for use in wigs and extensions as the demands of daily survival force them to abandon the kind of self-care long an obsession with a country known globally for its success in beauty pageants.
Seven Miss Universe winners have been Venezuelans, as have six Miss Worlds.
Some women are washing their hair with dishwashing liquid because they can't afford to buy shampoo that costs more than the minimum monthly salary, now equivalent to just a few dollars.
Diaz gazed silently at the mirror and attempted a positive spin on the loss of locks that she had worn since she was a young child.
She described herself as feeling "light" and said it had been hard to maintain her flowing hair in the past.
"There are times when you go two or three weeks without washing your hair," she said, alluding to frequent water shortages in past weeks, caused by nationwide blackouts that shut off water pumps.
Despite sacrificing her hair, Diaz said she still tries to buy cosmetics, using money she earns from making and selling bracelets.
"The girls sell their hair because of the situation in the country, because of financial need, for food, for medicines or for any other reason, but they sell their hair out of need," said hairstylist Jose Velasquez.
Local shops that sell beauty products are also reinventing themselves to stay afloat.
International cosmetics brands have disappeared from storefronts, replaced by cheaper goods from China as well as locally made products that use honey and other ingredients.
Diaz said she still dreams of becoming a Miss Venezuela someday, when her hair grows long again.
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Last Updated : Apr 22, 2019, 3:39 PM IST
