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Terms and Conditions of ICICI Bank Apply Terms and conditions of ICICI Bank apply .... watching north maharashtra WWW.DESHDOOTTIMES.COM SATURDAY, JULY 11, 2020, NASHIK, VOL 35, NO. 336 PAGES 4 3 Damini app can protect against lightning NASHIK: Among the vagaries media. But this app has been de- lightning, take action after taking to give information about do’s and of weather and extreme climate veloped for the purpose of getting note of the instructions being given don’ts in lightning prone areas. In conditions — floods, droughts, information as soon as everyone on IMD and IITM websites about addition, give information about lightning, heavy rainfall, cold wants it. All predictions will be the incidents of lightning, national the first-aid to be offered in case waves and heat waves — lightning available in mobile with one click. disaster management authority one injures after being struck by strikes are known to cause the This application will lightning. maximum casualties in India. The prove useful for people It has also been instructed Damini app, developed by The residing in those areas to collect information about Indian Institute of Tropical Climate which are regularly wit- those areas which are wit- Research (IITM) and Indian Me- nessing cattle loss and nessing lightning incidents teorological Department (IMD) can human casualty due to regularly and send a report now help in preventing cattle loss lightning. to government after making a and casualties due to lightning in The app is designed proper documentation. the district during monsoon season to alert the user about The app was released in every year. the possibility of light- November 2018 by the Indian Awareness what to do after ning after assessing Institute of Tropical Meteo- striking of lightning and what mea- the atmospheric condi- rology at Pune, Maharashtra. sures will be taken is being created tions. State government Its interface now shows it is through this app. has released a circular supported by the Union min- This app has been developed to regarding this and issued some should show audio and documen- istry of earth sciences. It has been accurately predict thunderstorms instructions to district administra- tary to people what do’s and don’ts, downloaded 1 lakh times and as Traffic police clicking a picture of a two-wheeler rider for flouting no pillion and lightning. This app will give a tion to prevent loss that occur due installation of anti-lightening sys- of Wednesday, it is the sixth top riding rule. Police have started to crack down against those motorists who found forecast of rain with strong winds. to lightning. It has been asked to tem in lightening prone areas, to weather app in India. It also has a flouting lockdown rules in Nashik city. Currently, citizens have to rely on prepare a short action plan about the issue instructions in advance in such tab, outlining ways in which people the weather forecasts given by the incidents that occur after striking of areas, to conduct training workshop can keep themselves safe. PIC : SATISH DEVGIRE 'Imposition of strict lockdown in containment zones' Covid-19: 174 new cases added in NASHIK: With soaring beds in SMBT hospital. care centre. medicines infection rate of Covid-19 Government will bear all A p l a n - are being district, tally mounts to 6,479 in city and district, a strict expenses for this. Oxygen ning is being NASHIK: Nashik city and district Ojhar, Dharangaon, Trimbakeshwar, Gho- lockdown will be imposed tanks will be installed in are witnessing spike in Coronavirus ti, Kundewadi and Kasbe Sukene, while a in those areas where pa- those places where they cases. A total of 174 new patients have single new patient has turned positive in tients in higher are needed. A turned positive in past 24 hours in district Malegaon. With this the pandemic tally numbers are fund of Rs six Many schools in city on Friday. Of them 125 a r e here has risen to 1118. The number of being found, crore has been from city. With this the non-native patients stands at 136. informed Dis- are demanding fees made avail- from parents. Chief pandemic tally of the As 211 patients have got cured of Co- trict Guardian able to buy district has surged to vid-19, the number Minister Chha- Minister has urged medicines and that schools should 6,479. As six patients of those recovered gan Bhujbal on do other ex- not force parents have succumbed to has gone up to Friday. penses. There to pay fees. Hence the disease, the death 4,047. He called private schools should is no shortage toll has climbed to 312. A total of 577 new suspect patients a meeting in cooperate in current of funds to deal Of the total reports received on Friday, have been admitted on Friday. Among the district col- Covid-19 crisis, urged with Covid-19 174 patients have tested positive from the them, 311 are from city, 20 from district lectorate and Bhujbal. situation. In city. With this the tally of infected patients civil hospital, 210 from rural parts of took review of case there is in the city has moved up to 3,720. Of the the district, 27 from Malegaon and nine Coronavirus any complaint be made to bring this to total positive patients, patients are from from Dr Vasantrao Pawar medical college situation in city it will be ad- made to start testing lab in given to them. Nashik Road, Hirawadi, Peth Road, Old hospital. the district civil hospital. Attempt is being made zero, he added. and district. More beds will dressed, Bhujbal said. Bhujbal also stated to Nashik, Panchavati, Mhasrul and Adgaon Of the total 27,008 swab samples be required in upcoming New medicines will es- Testing in higher numbers to lower down death rate. areas. which have been tested in the district so are being conducted to trace Nashik is on 12th position take legal action against period. A planning has been pecially be used in govern- those private hospitals On the other, 48 patients from rural far, 19,629 have been tested negative, made considering availabil- ment hospitals. Effort is more patients. Patients suf- in terms of death rate and parts of the district have tested positive. while 6,479 have been turned positive. fering from co-morbidity is on 5h position in case of found charging additional ity of 350 beds in medical being made to provide more With this the number of infected in rural Currently, district has 2,120 active also being monitored and recovery rate. Efforts will bill from patients. college hospital and 150 and more facilities in Covid parts has reached 1,505. They are from cases. Balbharati to broadcast Tillimili Farmers suffer losses due Food grain at concessionary rates series on Sahyadri to APL ration card holders NASHIK: Online teaching has almost been started by to low rate to milk NASHIK: The government has decided to give food all the schools in the district. However, the grain at concessionary rates for above poverty line (APL) lack of internet connectivity, smartphones Dairy owners sight issue of low fat ration card holders for and other devices is hampering the online July and August. education of many students. Therefore, A five kg food MKCL Knowledge Foundation will provide NASHIK: The outbreak of the ers who were already in distress due Novel Coronavirus or Covid-19 made to climatic conditions, in addition the Dairy farmers are facing difficulties grain including three education in Marathi medium in all subjects due to lack of good prices for milk. The kg wheat at Rs eight from Class Ist to VIIIth through a series on all financial transactions stalled for adjutant business to agriculture is also two months. The lockdown also hit the running in loss. government should provide a subsidy of per kg and two kg rice Sahyadri channel. This education will be imparted through Rs. 10 per litre. Otherwise farmers will at Rs 12 per kg have Tillimili series from July 20 and will benefit 1.5 crore dairy business, especially those farmers For the last three months, the cost producing milk. The rate of milk has of animal fodder and food has not move away from milk business. been distributed to APL students across the state. (saffron) ration card The schools and colleges have been closed since March. dropped by Rs 10 to Rs been covered by the milk - Dilip Nisrad, milk producer 15 in district. The farmers bill. Nowadays, even the holders in May and School examinations have also been cancelled and students are really worried as they weekly cattle market is June in the wake of are being admitted to the next class. Some students are suf- are suffering loss of 30 to not held due to the lock- Currently, one has to work hard to dispose Coronavirus outbreak. fering due to lack of access to online classes. So parents 40 percent in their milk down. Therefore, milk has of the milk collected from the cattle on On the lines of this and students are concerned. As a solution to this, it has produce. to be given to the dairy at daily basis. Companies manufacturing food grain will be dis- been decided to provide all the subjects of the first session Due to the outbreak of the rate which is available. various products from milk are also closed tributed to them in July and August too. of Class Ist to VIIIth in Marathi medium for free through Covid-19, the price of milk in rural Dairy operators are offering lower due to lack of market momentum. Some An additional fund of Rs 28 crore has been made a series on Doordarshan’s ‘Sahyadri’ channel.
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