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Phuentsholing Is Red Zone
KUENSELTHAT THE PEOPLE SHALL BE INFORMED FRIDAY, A UGUST 14, 2020 Those stranded RED ZONE Phuentsholing Population Thromde: 12,606 will be 20,319 (NSB, 2017) dealt case is Red Zone Area Following 12 new positive cases detected yesterday by case: PM Covid-19 cases Aug 11: Yangchen C Rinzin Following the nationwide lockdown on August 11, many Aug 13: people are stranded in various parts of the country because of restrictions on vehicle movement. Aug 13: Many had come for a day or two for their personal work, to attend a cremation, sports matches, and job interviews, among other reasons. Some have no place to stay while others are stuck in Chukha hotels and many are staying with relatives. Many people complained Weather that while they tried to get help, they either could not Younten Tshedup at the MDP as loaders had, 25-year-old as of late even- reach the right people or were the task force in Phuent- ing yesterday. THIMPHU asked to call various numbers ith growing sholing had restricted their Officials from the health without any solution. Some concerns movement by placing all the ministry said that it was even complained of con- that there workers together in a hostel very likely that the primary 26 16 cerned authorities allowing could be without any outside contact. contacts of the 12 new posi- MAX MIN travel to a few selected people. a possible Lyonchhen said that de- tive cases would also be the One of the stranded per- Wcommunity infection in spite the quarantine meas- same as all of them had re- sons in Thimphu said that ex- Phuentsholing, the gov- ures put in place, some of portedly not moved out of pecting lockdown would lift ernment has declared the them could have sneaked the quarantine facility at the in two days, he put up with drungkhag as a red zone. -
History Research Journal ISSN: 0976-5425 Vol-5-Issue-6-November-December- 2019
History Research Journal ISSN: 0976-5425 Vol-5-Issue-6-November-December- 2019 Dominance of Aerobic Capacity and Vo2 Max among Bhutanese National Club Footballers in Relation to Their Playing Position. Dr. Aruna Rani Assistant Professor, School of Physical Education, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India Puspalal Sharma Technical Director and Head Coach, Paro Football Club.Woochu Sports Arena, Paro, Bhutan Abstract Playing football requires huge amount of anthropometric and physiological attributes in addition to proficiency, understanding and intellect (Wade, 1979; Sheldon et al., 1954). The aim of the present study is to describe the VO2 Max of Bhutanese National Club Footballers and to examine their relationship of VO2 Max among different playing positions of the players. The sample frame comprised of 108 (6 teams of 18 players each) players from six top Football Clubs (FC) namely Yeedzin FC, Thimphu City FC, Drukpol FC, Ugyen Academy FC, Phuntsholing FC and Dzongrig FC taking part in the Coca Cola Football League; highest level of football tournament in Bhutan. Aerobic Fitness test through Multi Stage Fitness Test/ Beep Test by Leger (1988), VO2 max test (Jackson and Pollock with Siri Equation) were held. A trial version of Software, SPSS (Ver.16) was utilized to do the analysis of the measured data. Mean, standard deviation and one-way ANOVA was utilized to see whether any significant difference is there among footballers according to their playing positions. Results displayed a significant difference was identified in the VO2 max of Bhutanese national club footballers in relation to their playing position. I. INTRODUCTION Football is a game that is played as a team and it is obvious that team games are those sports in which body dimension, form, body composition and status of fitness, each have a significant role to provide distinctive benefit for particular playing positions specifically at the maximum level of performance of highly specific degree of player specialization (Bale, 1986). -
Mof Calls for Uniform Travel Allowances for All Agencies
KUENSELTHAT THE PEOPLE SHALL BE INFORMED WEDNESDAY, S EPTEMBER 30, 2020t/V His Highness The Amir of Kuwait passes away On the Royal Command of His Majesty The King, special prayers will be conducted across the na- tion today upon the passing away of the Amir of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al- Sabah. His Majesty will offer prayers and karmi tongchoe (thousand butter lamp ceremony) in Samdrupjongkhar. His Majesty is on a tour of the east and southern parts of the country. The Late Amir, who passed away yesterday at 91, is a good friend of Bhutan. Under the wise leadership of His Highness, Kuwait has not only achieved peace, progress and prosperity but also a high international standing in the global com- munity. His Highness leaves behind a legacy of outstanding contributions to the advancement of peace and stability. The demise of His Highness is a great loss not only to Kuwait but also to the international community. To honour the Late Amir, national flags across the nation, all Bhutanese Embassies, Missions and Consulates will be flown at half-mast. Highlanders COVID-19 use technology MoF calls for uniform to survey travel allowances for BHUTAN - 280 pastureland Yangyel Lhaden all agencies GLOBAL What took days earlier, the Yangchen C Rinzin the public servant would be allowance and for travel allow- COVID-19 highlanders of Merak and Sak- eligible for Nu 15,000 in the ance,” the notification stated. SITUATION teng gewogs in Trashigang have eginning Sep- first month. “The concerned agencies been able to accomplish with- tember 1, the “Then the travel allowance will have to arrange govern- in a short time using nothing finance minis- would be Nu 10,000 per month ment vehicles or hire private more than their smartphones. -
FIFA GRASSROOTS COURSE 7Th to 11Th November, 2019
FIFA GRASSROOTS COURSE 7th to 11th November, 2019 Submitted by Grassroots Department FIFA Grassroots Course (7th - 11th November) The FIFA Grassroots Course begun on 7th November at Ariya Hotel in Olakha, Thimphu. The course opening ceremony was graced by the presence of Mr. Ugyen Wangchhuk, the General Secretary of Bhutan Football Federation, Mr. Damchoe Tshering, the officiating Chief of Department of Youth and Sports from Ministry of Education, Mr. Kesang Phuntsho, the head of program office from Bhutan Olympic Committee, Technical Director Mr. Vincent Subramaniam, Head of Coach Education Mr. Kinley Dorji and Grassroots Manager Mr. Ugyen Dorji from Bhutan Football Federation. The five days course ended with a grand festival in Changlimithang stadium on 11th November coinciding with the Bhutan Football Federation ‘Grassroots Day’ to commemorate the 64th birth anniversary of His Majesty the fourth Druk Gyalpo Jigme Singye Wangchuk. The course was organized by Bhutan Football Federation under the auspices of FIFA. The course was instructed by two instructors from FIFA, Mr. Yvon Avry (Instructor) and Mr. Mohamed Herman Zailani (Asistant Instructor). This was the 31st Grassroots Course for Mr. Yvon Avry as an instructor who is from France. There were 29 participants from clubs and districts. The course was aimed to train grassroots educators in the country to teach the children in the clubs and districts with basic football training to develop grassroots football in the country. Message from the General Secretary “I would like to thank FIFA for helping us organize this course in Thimphu. This batch of participants are very fortunate to have two instructors from FIFA and the knowledge that you will gain in next five days from two instructors will surely help to develop grassroots football in our country. -
Collating Flexibility and Speed Among Bhutanese National Club Footballers in Relation to Their Playing Position
© 2019 JETIR January 2019, Volume 6, Issue 1 www.jetir.org (ISSN-2349-5162) COLLATING FLEXIBILITY AND SPEED AMONG BHUTANESE NATIONAL CLUB FOOTBALLERS IN RELATION TO THEIR PLAYING POSITION 1Dr. Aruna Rani Assistant Professor, Lovely Institute of Education, Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India 2Puspalal Sharma Technical Director and Head Coach, Paro Football Club, Woochu Sports Arena, Paro, Bhutan Abstract Playing football requires huge amount of motor abilities attributes in addition to proficiency, understanding and intellect (Wade, 1979; Sheldon et al., 1954). The aim of the present study is to describe the motor abilities of Bhutanese National Club Footballers and to examine their relationship selected motor abilities among different playing positions of the players. The sample frame comprised of 108 (6 teams of 18 players each) players from six top Football Clubs (FC) namely Yeedzin FC, Thimphu City FC, Drukpol FC, Ugyen Academy FC, Phuntsholing FC and Dzongrig FC taking part in the Coca Cola Football League; highest level of football tournament in Bhutan. Flexibility test by sit and reach method (Davis et al., 2000). Speed test- 10mts and 30mts using electronic timing equipment (used for FIFA referees sprint test were held to collect the desired data. A trial version of Software, SPSS (Ver.16) was utilized to do the analysis of the measured data. Mean, standard deviation and one-way ANOVA was utilized to see whether any significant difference is there among footballers according to their playing positions. Results displayed no significant difference was identified in the flexibility and speed of Bhutanese national club footballers in relation to their playing position. -
Sisters Guide Remote Learning in Dop-Shari, Paro
KUENSELTHAT THE PEOPLE SHALL BE INFORMED MONDAY, A UGUST 10, 2020t/V His Majesty returns after inspecting border in Samtse and P/ling HM walked across villages along the border meeting people and reminding them of the dangers of community transmission His Majesty The King is back in Thim- phu after a two-week Royal Tour of the south to review and reinforce security measures in place, with active Covid-19 cases on the rise in the neighbourhood. His Majesty visited the border areas to personally talk to the people about the growing threat of community transmis- sions. While the borders have been closed since March 23, several instances of peo- ple clandestinely crossing the border and )JT.BKFTUZ5IF,JOHTQFBLTUPBXPNBOBUIFSIPNFJO5IPOHMJOHWJMMBHF 4BNQIFMJOHHFXPHJO$IVLIB avoiding quarantine have shown that the "MPOHUIFLN#IVUBO*OEJBCPSEFS UIFSFBSFNBOZTVDIWJMMBHFTXIFSF#IVUBOFTFIPNFTBSFBUBTUPOFT border areas are particularly vulnerable UISPXGSPN*OEJBOOFJHICPVST to an outbreak, Pg 2 De-Suups COVID-19 and police Sisters guide BHUTAN - 108 rescue eight remote learning people GLOBAL Yangyel Lhaden COVID-19 in Dop-Shari, Paro SITUATION De-Suups and police in Thimphu rescued eight Phub Dem | Paro from the USA because of the erate, lack guidance and do people, in two different Covid-19 pandemic, pro- not own electronic gadgets. groups, from the jungles he wants to be posed to guide 10 students Besides helping the stu- 19,817,456 above Thimphu in the early an engineer, this with e-learning. She had dents with regular assign- CONFIRMED CASES hours of Sunday, in a search one, a 10-year- a bitter experience coping ments, the tutor’s engage the and rescue operation that old with cropped with online learning herself.