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Therefore, in June, close The Government's assur- to 12 crore doses will be avail- ance came close on the heels of able for the national Covid *+#+,) an announcement by the vaccination programme," it Serum Institute of India (SII) said. ntiguan Prime Minister that it would be able to manu- The Ministry said the AGaston Browne has con- facture and supply nine to 10 delivery schedule for this allo- firmed that India has sent a pri- crore doses of Covishield in cation would be shared with vate jet to Dominica carrying June, which is way up from its the States in advance. documents related to the documentation needed for Madrid. production capacity of 6.5 crore deportation of fugitive dia- deportation of Choksi, the A top Dominican court doses in May. mantaire Mehul Choksi who is Antiguan media report said. has restrained Choksi's repa- The availability of more *+ wanted here in a money laun- "Yes I can confirm that a jet triation till June 2 when it will doses is likely to give a fillip to dering case linked to the Rs is there. My understanding is take up the hearing of a habeas the Government's nationwide "' 13,500 crore Punjab National that the Indian Government has corpus petition filed by the vaccination drive which had Bank (PNB) credit fraud scam. sent some documentation from businessman's attorneys there. slowed down owing to the #$%$&'$('& Meanwhile, the Antiguan the courts to confirm that Choksi's lawyer in Mumbai shortage of the jabs, resulting media released Choksi's photos Choksi is a fugitive. My under- Vijay Agarwal has alleged that in the Government drawing )*'$&+$+%&, with swollen eyes and bruises standing is that it is for the court the businessman was abducted flak from States as well as ($#-$%'&)*($%'., on his arms. hearing scheduled on from the Jolly Harbour in potential vaccine beneficiaries. -*-* created by Chinese scientists highly transmissible Covid- Antigua News Room, an Wednesday (June 2) as the Antigua and Barbuda by police- "The allocation of supplies #$/.$/-$.(& who were working on a 'Gain of 19. Antiguan media outlet, report- Dominica court has put a stay men looking like Antiguans and to States and Union Territories )*#$'#$.+(, mid calls for a fresh probe Function' project in a Wuhan The paper also quotes that ed that a Qatar Airways private on his deportation. So the Indians and taken to Dominica. is decided on the consumption Ainto the origins of Covid- lab, the Daily Mail reported on researchers found "unique fin- jet landed at the Douglas- Indian Government seems to Antiguan Police pattern, population density #%$&'$&. 19, an explosive new study Sunday, citing a new research gerprints" in Covid-19 samples Charles airport in Dominica, be going all out to ensure that Commissioner Atlee Rodney, and vaccine wastage," the has found that Chinese scien- paper by British professor that they say could only have fuelling speculation about he is repatriated to India and however, debunked the claims Union Health Ministry said. //+$('$'/)*'$.%%, tists created the virus in a lab Angus Dalgleish and arisen from manipulation in a Choksi's deportation. faces charges there," Browne of Choksi's counsel saying he "Visibility for availability of in Wuhan, then tried to cover Norwegian scientist Dr Birger laboratory. Authors Dalgleish Choksi went missing from reportedly told the radio show had no information on him vaccines for the entire month P #/$+$#+)*#%$(+, their tracks by reverse-engi- Sorensen. and Sorensen wrote in their Antigua on May 23 and was in his country. being forcefully removed. of June has been provided well neering versions of the virus to The new research claims paper that they had prima facie subsequently detained in neigh- The Qatar Executive flight The Antiguan news outlet in advance to States/UTs....," it #/$'&$#%)*'-$-&, make it look like it evolved nat- that scientists took a natural evidence of retro-engineering in bouring Dominica. A7CEE reportedly left the Delhi also released purported pictures added. urally from bats. coronavirus "backbone" found China' for a year, but were Browne said on a radio airport at 3.44 PM on May 28 of 62-year-old Choksi with red, "For the month of June, !'.$-%$%'.)*'$.&, The novel coronavirus in Chinese cave bats and ignored by academics and show that the jet came from and reached Dominica at 13.16 swollen eyes and bruises on his 6.09 crore doses of Covid vac- SARS-CoV-2 virus has no "cred- spliced onto it a new "spike", major journals, reported India carrying the necessary local time on the same day, via arms. cines will be supplied to the '&$#/$/-#)*-&., ible natural ancestor" and was turning it into the deadly and DailyMail.com. ! ,# '## " ! ### # "# Minister to handle the situation." !"#$!% The CS, who was scheduled ( $ to retire on May 31 and was *+#+,) () ! granted a three-month extension " # ##& with New Delhi’s nod, is cur- *+#+,) he Ministry of Labour and rently heading taskforces to TEmployment on Sunday # !" "! %-%.. supervise and streamline the he Government has warned announced additional bene- $ post-cyclone relief mechanism. Thotels against offering stay fits for workers through the engal Chief Secretary (CS) Mamata earlier opposed the vaccination packages after ESIC and EPFO schemes to BAlapan Bandopadhyay may Centre's move to recall reports that some hospitality address their fear and anxiety not report at North Block on Bandopadhyay, as "the BJP's sector players had started com- about the well-being of their *+#+,) Monday as directed by the way to bulldoze the federal sys- ing up with these schemes. family members due to Covid- % ! & & Union Home Ministry, sources tem of the country just because Union Health Minister Dr 19-related deaths. sserting that all hands were in the Mamata Banerjee they cannot digest the defeat in Harsh Vardhan tweeted, The Government has Aon deck in the ongoing ! Government said. The State the Assembly elections." "Hotels offering Covid-19 vac- planned to provide enhanced pandemic that was the kind of & ( ) Government has vehemently A section of retired IAS offi- cination packages shall face social security to workers with- health emergency that opposed the Centre's "unilater- cers like Jawahar Sarkar said: strict legal action! Such activ- out any additional cost to the online portal of the ESIC prior occurred "once in 100 years", increase of almost 10 per cent," al order transferring an IAS offi- "The Centre can do nothing ities are in contravention of employers. to their diagnosis of Covid dis- Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Modi while underlining cer without consulting the about it if the State sends them rules under the national Covid "Currently for the Insured ease and subsequent death due on Sunday said that the pro- his Government's efforts in State," sources said. Though a polite letter pointing out the vaccination programme and Persons (IPs) under ESIC, after to the disease, will be entitled duction of oxygen in the coun- fighting coronavirus. there was no official word All-India Service Rules govern- must cease immediately." death or disablement of the IP to receive the same benefits and try had increased "ten times" He said oxygen trans- regarding this, sources said the ing such transfers. This officer The Ministry wrote to all due to employment injury a in the same scale as received by and people were working with portation to hospitals was tak- CS who had been directed by the may relax and be where he is as States on Saturday, saying it had pension equivalent to 90 per the dependents of insured per- a team spirit to defeat the ing place with speed, dedica- Centre to report on Monday nothing will happen if he does come to its notice that "some cent of average daily wage sons who die as a result of Coronavirus outbreak. tion and with the cooperation would be attending pre-sched- not go to Delhi." private hospitals are giving drawn by the worker is avail- employment injury," said During his monthly radio of all, including truck drivers, uled meetings on the post- Another retired officer said: packages for Covid vaccination able to the spouse and widowed Ministry in a statement. programme 'Mann Ki Baat', the the Railways, the Indian Air cyclone scenario in Kolkata. "Though the rule is loaded in in collaboration with some mother for life long and for As per the new order, the Prime Minister said the coun- Force (IAF) pilots, Army per- Sources said the State was favour of the Centre in such hotels, which is against (rules)." children till they attain the age amount of maximum benefit try's courage and determina- sonnel and Navy ship Captains. preparing to meet the Centre in cases … it also stipulates that The Centre has pointed out of 25 years. For the female has been increased from 6 tion had increased manifold as "During the second wave of court should a situation arise out they will first have to approach in the letter there are four child, the benefit is available till lakhs to 7 lakhs to the family Covid-19 posed a "big chal- Covid-19, a major challenge of the CS’s non-appearance in the State Government seeking available options for vaccina- her marriage.
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