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ld imggg_05-12-2019 LADAKH IMAGES.qxd 09-07-2021 01:44 AM Page 1 RNI NO. JKENG/2012/45635 POSTAL REGd. No. JK/488/19-21 DAILY L ADAKH IMAGES Vol. 10, Issue No.158 JAMMU, frIdAy JULy 9 2021 PAges : 8 e-mail: [email protected] epaper.ladakhimages.com Price : ` 1/- Cabinet approves Rs 23,123 Cr for India COVID 19 Parliamentary Standing Committee’s Kashmir study tour concludes Emergency response & preparedness package J&K has huge potential in terms of producing world-class athletes: Committee members New Delhi, Jul 8 posing 6,688 beds for trict hospitals would Union Cabinet chaired COVID-19 management, implement HMIS through Ladakh images news by Prime Minister an official release said. NIC developed E-Hospital SRINAGAR, JULY 08 Narendra Modi on Besides this, National and CDAC developed E- The Parliamentary Thursday approved a new Centre for Disease Control ‘Shushrutsoftwares’. This Standing Committee on scheme ‘India COVID-19 (NCDC) would be will be the biggest impetus Education, Women, Emergency Response & strengthened by provid - for the implementation of Children and Youth & Health System ing Genome Sequencing the National Digital Sports concluded its 2-day Preparedness Package: machines, besides sanc - Health Mission (NDHM) study tour of Kashmir Phase-II’ amounting to Rs tioning scientific control at the DHs. This support with discussions and 23,123 crore for the finan - room, Epidemic includes the support pro - deliberations over the cial year 2021-22. This Intelligence Services (EIS) vided to the District development and avail - scheme aims to accelerate and INSACOG Secretariat Hospitals towards aug - ability of sporting and health system prepared - support. Under the mentation of the hardware other infrastructure facili - ness for immediate Sector (CS) and Centrally VMMC & Safdarjung Central Sector compo - capacity," the release ties to sportspersons and responsiveness for early Sponsored Schemes (CSS) Hospital, Delhi, LHMC & nents, support would be said."Support would also athletes of Jammu and prevention, detection and components. Under the SSKH, Delhi, RML, Delhi, provided for implementa - be provided for expanding Kashmir. The committee management, with the Central Sector compo - RIMS, Imphal and tion of Hospital the National Architecture was led by its chairman Nehru Park situated in coaching standards and focus on health infrastruc - nents, the release said, NEIGRIMS, Shillong, Management Information of e Sanjeevani Tele-con - and Lok Sabha member, famous Dal Lake while International Standard ture development includ - support would be provid - PGIMER, Chandigarh, JIP - System (HMIS) in all the sultation platform to pro - Rajendra Agrawal. In its witnessing training ses - Water Sports Equipments ing for Paediatric Care and ed to Central Hospitals, MER, Puducherry and District Hospitals of the vide upto 5 lakhs telecon - last day of the two-day sions with respect to vari - at the facility, besides they with measurable out - AIIMS, and other institu - AIIMS Delhi (existing Country (presently, it is sultations per day from study tour, the standing ous water sports disci - also interacted with the comes. The Phase-II of tions of national impor - AIIMSs) and new AIIMSs implemented only in 310 the present 50,000 committee today inspect - plines. The committee water sports players who the Package has Central Cabinet ON PAGE 2 tance under DoHFW (at under PMSSY for repur - District Hospital).All dis - ed Water Sports Center at members appreciated the Parliamentry ON PAGE 2 KVK Kargil organizes Technology Demonstration Day, JK reports 262 Operationalisation of Civilian Flights inauguration of hydroponic fodder production system new positive to Kargil Airport reviewed Councillor, LAHDC, Kargil cases, 310326 Ladakh images news Feroz Ahmad Khan was the Leh, July 7: chief guest on the occasion, Advisor Ladakh, Umang while the event was also recovered so far Narula attended a meeting attended by the Executive under the chairmanship of Councillor for Agriculture Ladakh images news the Union Home Secretary, Aga Syed Hassan Arman SRINAGAR, JULY 08 Ajay Kumar Bhalla to dis - Mosavi, Executive Councillor The Government on Thursday cuss various issues pertain - for Tourism Er Punchok informed that 262 new positive cases ing to Ladakh. The meeting Tashi, Executive Councillor of novel Corona virus (COVID-19), 120 was attended by Pradeep for Works Aga Syed Abbas from Jammu division and 142 from Singh Kharola, Secretary, Razvi, Executive Councillor Kashmir division, have been reported Civil Aviation, Govt. of for Agriculture Mohsin Ali, today, thus taking the total number of India; Arun Kumar Mehta, Councillors, PRI members positive cases in Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary, J&K; Piyush to 318023. Also 04 COVID-19 deaths Ladakh images news niques and technology of the and officers of agriculture Goyal, Additional Secretary, KARGIL, JULY 08 have been reported, 02 from Jammu and Ravinder Kumar, fixed-wing civilian aircraft to Kendra along with the inau - and line departments were MHA; Navin Kumar present on the occasion. CEC Division and 02 from Kashmir Administrative Secretary, Kargil Airport, use of air- Krishi Vigyan Kendra guration of the hydroponic Choudhary, Principal Feroz Khan while speaking Division. Moreover, 353 more COVID- Horticulture Ladakh. conditioned cargo service for (KVK) Kargil-I organized (soilless) fodder production Secretary, J&K; Manish on the occasion appreciated 19 patients have recovered and Discussion on varied issues horticulture products and Technology Demonstration system here today. Chairman Tiwari, Joint Secretary, MHA Day to showcase the tech - and Chief Executive KVK Kargil ON PAGE 2 JK Report ON PAGE 2 such as operations of a small Operationalisation ON PAGE 2 ARTO Office Kargil organizes CEC Leh convenes meeting to discuss traffic Secretary Tourism Kacho Mehboob Ali regulation issues in district Khan underlines importance of development of historical structures at Sodh, Chiktan camp at Sankoo Sub Division Ladakh images news ulate the usual traffic in Leh, July 08: the city during peak The Chairman/Chief hours. They also sought Executive Councillor, assistance from the con - LAHDC, Leh, Advocate cerned officials present Tashi Gyalson con - during the meeting to vened a meeting today cooperate in easing the with the Police, Army, traffic scenario in the and Border Roads town. As discussed and Organization (BRO) decided in various officials to discuss traf - meetings earlier this fic issues in the district. year, CEC Leh reviewed Ladakh images news Director Tourism Kunzes SP Traffic, M Giri, the status of the propos - apprised the officials of KARGIL, JULY 08 Angmo, Assistant al of several new Secretary Tourism Ladakh images news that the aim of such camps at the traffic congestion Director Tourism Aga bypasses to be created Ladakh Kacho Mehboob KARGIL, JULY 08 various sub divisions is to problems in Leh town Syed Toha, Executive to decongest the traffic Ali Khan visited various In order to provide various provide transport related due to the sudden influx Engineer Kargil in Leh to divert heavy faith and heritage sites transport related services at services like driving license of tourists owing to the Development Authority vehicles, including and historical structures in people's doorsteps, ARTO test, license renewal, fitness increasing number of Sajjad Hussain Wazir, of army heavy vehicles daytime. He stated that army convoys from the Sodh and Chiktan area Office Kargil held a camp at certificates, permit renewal private vehicular move - Under Secretary Tourism Sankoo Sub Division here within the periphery of Traffic Police Leh is fac - town through separate here today. The Secretary and other allied services at the ment and the movement CEC LEH ON PAGE 2 Arifa Iqbal besides other the town area during ing several issues to reg - was accompanied by Secretary ON PAGE 2 today. Assistant Regional doorsteps of the general pub - Transport Officer (ARTO) lic. The ARTO further Kargil Kahdim Hussain said ARTO office ON PAGE 2 Ladakh to implement SVAMITVA Scheme soon 6 new positive cases report ROB Jammu, PIB Jammu organizes webinar in UT Ladakh; 23 patients Prin Secy reviews implementation of SVAMITVA Scheme in Ladakh on ‘Coping with isolation and rising heart cured and discharged Ladakh images news sites should be open and attacks as a post Covid19 complication’ Leh, July 08: should have a reliable Ladakh images news Principal Secretary, communication system Leh, Jul 08: Ladakh images news Ladakh Region and Deputy Revenue Department, Dr and electricity. He further As per the media bulletin released by the Jammu, July, 08: Director, PIB Jammu said that Pawan Kotwal chaired a asked the Survey of India Directorate of Health Services UT Ladakh, a Regional Outreach Bureau, such kind of topics for this meeting regarding the to send a team of experts to total of six new positive sample reports of Jammu & Press Information series of webinars like rising implementation of the finalise the sites soon. Covid-19 were received yesterday, three each Bureau, Jammu, Ministry of heart attacks, coping with iso - SVAMITVA Scheme in the Highlighting the in Leh and Kargil. While, a total of 2673 sam - Information and Broadcasting, lation during lockdown, men - Union Territory of Ladakh. Scheme, Dr Pawan ple reports in UT Ladakh; Leh: 1225 and Government of India today tal hygiene etc have been cho - Discussion regarding informed that the demar - Kargil: 1448 were found negative yesterday. organized a webinar on sen after
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