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Issuing an order utilise human and financial passengers and crew on board ment on Friday kick-started a representative from the Chief in this regard, the Chief resources at all levels. overshot the runway here and the process for reorganising the Ministers Office will be mem- Secretary said the com- The Committee fell into a valley, breaking districts in the state from 13 to bers of the Committee to study mittee would study var- will examine and sug- into two portions, on Friday 25 for bringing the administra- the restructuring of Districts in ious aspects relat- gest the broad princi- evening,police sources said. tion at the district-level closer Andhra Pradesh while the ed to the cre- ples for determining the The mishap occurred at to the people with the objective Principal Finance Secretary ation geographical boundaries 1941 hrs.No fire was report- of improving the lives of the will act as the Convener. and administrative units con- ed at the time of landing, an citizens. The Committee has been stituting the proposed 25 dis- AIE statement said. Turning each Parliamentary asked to submit its report in tricts and the steps to be taken Police said 16 people were constituency into a new district three months as Chief for ensuring that the expendi- killed in the accident. by dividing the existing one is Minister YS ture (both one-time and recur- The Civil Aviation Ministry statement said. A DGCA staet- an election promise of the rul- Jaganmohan ring) is kept to the minimum. said the flight IX 1344 oper- mentsaid after landing at ing YSR Congress as the pre- Reddy is said to " Among others, it will also ated by B737 aircraft from Runway 10, the plane contin- sent districts "are large in size be #$ study the optimal use of exist- Dubai overshot runway at ued running till the end of the and have become unwieldy to ing infrastructure and existing Kozhikode at 7.41 PM on runway and fell into the valley administer." human resources and rede- Friday. "No fire reported at the and broke into two portions. Last month, the state ployment at all levels for facil- time of landing," it noted. Kerala Chief Minister Cabinet gave the go-ahead itating the smooth functioning There were 174 passengers, Pinarayi Vijayan expressed for the district reorganisa- of the restructured districts, the 10 Infants , 2 Pilots and 5 shock over the accident. tion plan and, according- order said. cabin crew on board the air- CMO sources said Chief ly, a six-member commit- There has, however, been craft, the ministry added. Minister spoke to Prime tee headed by Chief opposition within the YSRC to "As per the initial reports ( 3 Minister, Narendra Modi and Secretary Nilam Sawhney the formation of new districts rescue operations are on and the latter assured him all help was constituted on with a Lok Sabha constituen- passengers are being taken to this regard," the ministry stat- and assistance from the Thursday to study the various cy as the base. hospital for medical care. We ed. Help centres are being set Centre. aspects involved. %& will soon share the update in up in Sharjah and Dubai, the > Chief Commissioner of > Vijayawada to host Mortality rate low but room ! !" official I-Day fete for improvement, Jagan says #$$$% five to 10 beds are available at the Primary Health Centre The Covid-19 positivity rate as (PCH) level and that clinical The official Independence Day well as the mortality rate in protocol is being strictly fol- celebrations will be held at Andhra Pradesh is much lower lowed all over. As many as 265 inmates of Vijayawada on August 15 this ./!+!0 than the national average and Patients with fever and low the Rajahmundry Central year. the State Government is exten- oxygen levels are being imme- Jail have tested positive for It was widely expected that !!""% sively carrying out the tests, diately admitted to hospitals. If Covid-19 till Friday. the YSRCP Government will particularly in containment the problems aggravates the As a precautionary mea- organise the festivities at ! clusters. patient is being shifted to sure, Rajahmundry collec- Visakhapatnam, having This was the message that Covid hospitals, the officials tor Muralidhar Reddy has announced the port city as the 1!""" came across during a review said. ordered jail authorities to Executive Capital of the meeting on Covid-19 here on While the national average conduct Covid-19 tests on Andhra Pradesh. Friday. Addressing the meet- centres — 104 and 14410 — so of positivity is 8.87 per cent, prisoners, following which Chief Secretary Neelam &'$#(## ing, Chief Minister YS that they function effectively. the State average has been samples of 900 prisoners were Sawhney on Friday issued Controversial TDP leader JC Jaganmohan Reddy said that The Chief Minister enquired 8.56 per cent while in taken on August 3. instructions to the authorities ###)* Prabhakar Reddy and his about 85 per cent to 90 per about the steps being taken to Karnataka, it is 9.88 per cent, The results which were to make arrangements for son Asmith Reddy were cent of the total number of further reduce the mortality Tamil Nadu 9.26 per cent, received on Friday confirmed conducting of the !%#+! arrested within 24 hours after tests being conducted are in rate. The officials informed Maharashtra 19.36 and in that 247 prisoners were Independence Day celebra- being released from the containment areas. He told Jagan that for people with Delhi it is 12.75 per cent. infected. tions at Indira Gandhi ' !0!& 1, )! Kadapa Central Jail, over officials to monitor the call severe respiratory problems > > Municipal Stadium, --12" "13 )30&//' case filed with the Tadipatri Vijayawada, with limited gath- "0' 13 4&"0 0"2!0 )"!, police under the Scheduled ering strictly following the "3"2 !& *361)3 Castes and Scheduled Tribes Covid-19 guidelines. !00 ) )! 1'.0 /! /.! (Prevention of Atrocities) Earlier, Chief Minister YS 1 ()"!! &'! 0!!.1-6!3 Act. AP crosses 2 lakh mark; 89 more dead Jaganmohan Reddy had "3 .. )! )&!! &!*"132 "3 The case was filed against instructed the authorities to 30)& &0!2) 13. " ) )! them for their inappropriate The state also saw 89 which 84,654 were active, 8.90 per cent. see that the Independence )!.- 1, (!3 &.. .1( !0 behaviour towards Tadipatri fresh coronavirus 1,20,464 recoveries and The recovery rate too Day -" .
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