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Bank manager missing

VISAKHAPATNAM: The manager of a bank is missing since Thursday evening. According to the police, K.K. Prasad, 43, employed with the State Bank of Indore left the branch located near RTC Complex around 7.30 p.m. on some official work.

He reached MVP Colony in his car and waited on the road for someone.

He was picked up in another car by an unidentified person. After that he neither returned to office nor his home.

On Friday morning, Deputy Manager of the bank K. Subrahmanya Padmanabha Rao lodged a complaint with the Fourth Town police.

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