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17 May-2020.Qxd C M C M Y B Y B RNI No: JKENG/2012/47637 Email: [email protected] POSTAL REGD NO- JK/485/2016-18 Internet Edition www.truthprevail.com Truth Prevail Epaper: epaper.truthprevail.com Olympic postponement won't hold back hungry new generation : Gagan Narang 3 5 12 Interventions on to develop horticulture on big Even SC failed to stop employers to pay COVID-19: First Lady Smita Murmu ticket basis in Jammu div : Advisor Sharma wages to employees during lockdown : Bhim visits Quarantine Facility in Samba VOL: 9 Issue: 120 JAMMU AND KASHMIR, SUNDAY , MAY 17, 2020 DAILY PAGES 12 Rs. 2/- IInnssiiddee Govt schedules COVID-19 : JK records 108 new positive cases and 01 death today, 542 cases recovered till date COVID special trains JAMMU, MAY 16 : The cases have been enlisted for 64 recovered (including 01 positive cases with 11 active with 17 active positive and 01 tant to wash your hands regu - lance services 24x7 at their to pick up stranded Government Saturday surveillance which included recovery today); Kupwara has positive cases and 27 recover - recovered while Reasi has 03 larly with soap and water or doorsteps by calling on toll- informed that 108 new posi - 29243 persons in home quar - 97 positive cases (including ies (including 01 recovery positive cases with 02 active clean with alcohol-based hand free number 108 while as JK residents from tive cases of novel antine including facilities 12 reported today) with 49 today) and 01 death; positive and 01 recovered. rub. pregnant women and sick Karnataka, Gujarat, Coronavirus (COVID-19), 22 operated by government, 107 Active Positive, 48 recovered; Udhampur has 24 positive The Bulletin said that the The bulletin again explains infants can avail free ambu - AP, Teleangana from Jammu division and 86 in Hospital Quarantine, 567 in Budgam has 57 positive cases cases with 04 active positive breakup represents districts that early detection of lance services by dialling toll- JAMMU, MAY 16 : The from Kashmir division, have hospital isolation and 14114 from which the patients have COVID-19 can prevent the free number 102. government has scheduled been reported today thus tak - under home surveillance. been traced or are ordinarily spread of disease so we need People can also call on several COVID special ing the total number of posi - Besides, 65049 persons have residing. to be responsible for the well- toll-free national helpline trains to bring back the resi - tive cases in Jammu and completed their surveillance As per the bulletin, the being of ourselves and every - number 1075; J&K COVID- dents of Jammu and Kashmir to 1121. Also 01 period. public has been informed that, one around us. “Not disclos - 19 Helpline Numbers 0191- Kashmir, stranded in various death has been reported from Providing district-wise people can catch COVID-19 ing symptoms could put life of 2549676 (UT level Cell), other states due to lock - SKIMS, Soura whose sample breakup, the Bulletin said that from others who have the individuals and their families 0191-2520982, 0191- down, to relieve those unfor - tested positive for COVID-19. Bandipora has 135 positive virus; The disease spreads at risk. In case of symptoms 2674444, 0191-2674115 (For tunate people of their hard - According to the daily cases with 09 Active Positive, primarily from person to per - like fever, cough and difficul - Jammu Division), 0194- ships they are facing Media Bulletin on novel 125 recovered (including 03 son through small droplets ty in breathing report early. 2440283 & 0194-2430581 because of the global pan - Coronavirus (Covid-19), out recoveries today), 01 death; from the nose or mouth, which Do not fear, call COVID-19 (For Kashmir Division) for demic. of 1121 positive cases, 567 are Srinagar has 156 positive are expelled when a person helpline numbers and seek support, guidance, and For the stranded people Active Positive, 542 have cases (including 03 reported with COVID-19 coughs, medical advice”. response to health-related in Karnatka, the administra - recovered and 12 have died. today) with 68 Active (including 05 cases reported case, 19 recovered and 01 sneezes, or speaks. People As a measure for social queries on Novel Coronavirus tion has arranged train for Moreover, 29 more Positive, 84 recovered, 04 today), with 28 Active death; Samba has 11 positive can catch COVID-19 if they distancing in public places & Disease (COVID-19). J&K from Tripura Vasini COVID-19 patients have deaths; Anantnag district has Positive and 28 recovered cases with 05 Active Positive breathe in these droplets from workplaces wearing a face Public is advised to strictly White Petals, Gate number recovered and discharged 162 positive cases (including cases (including 7 recoveries and 06 recoveries (including a person infected with the cover is compulsory. follow the advisories issued 2, palace Grounds Bellary from various hospitals, 03 17 cases reported today), with today) 01 death; Ganderbal 02 recoveries today); Rajouri virus. This is why it is impor - Advisory urged people not by the government from time Road Armane Nagar from Jammu division and 26 133 Active Positive, 28 recov - has 23 positive cases with 09 has 05 positive cases with 01 tant to stay at least 2 meter to step out of home, unless to time and are urged to rely Bengluru Karnatka-560006. from Kashmir Division. ered (including 02 recoveries Active positive cases and 14 active positive case and 04 away from others. These absolutely necessary. “If you only on the information The reporting time for the The Bulletin further said today), 01 death; Baramulla recoveries; Kulgam has 119 recovered; Kathua has 31 pos - droplets can land on objects have to move out for unavoid - released by the government train would be from 2 pm to that out of 76191 test results has 118 positive cases (includ - positive cases (including 47 itive cases (including 10 cases and surfaces around the per - able reasons, ensure that you through the daily media bul - 5 pm on 17th May. For any available, 75070 samples have ing 02 cases reported today) reported today), with 113 reported today) with 30 Active son such as tables, door knobs, wear a mask and practice letin to print and electronic facilitation, the people can tested as negative till May 16, with 35 Active Positive, 80 Active Positive and 06 recov - positive and 01 recovered; hand rails etc. People can social distancing, personal media. whatsapp at 9480800601 or 2020. recovered (including 13 eries; Pulwama reported 15 Kishtwar had only 01 positive become infected by touching hygiene and frequent hand - People are also advised to call at 01912466988. Additionally, till date recoveries today), 03 deaths; positive cases with 10 active case who has recovered; these objects or surfaces, then washing with soap and water.” refrain from spreading Similarly, those who 109092 travellers and persons Shopian has 107 positive positive, 05 recovered. Ramban has 18 positive case touching their eyes, nose or In case of any emergency rumours and pay no heed to have been stranded in in contact with suspected cases with 43 Active Positive, Similarly, Jammu has 39 (including 12 reported today) mouth. This is why it is impor - people can avail free ambu - them at the same time. Gujarat have to register themselves on Gujarat gov - Militant hideout busted ernment's portal digitalgu - FinMin's fourth tranche of economic Lockdown 4.0 may see more jarat.gov.in for their return in J-K, 5 arrested to J&K. The registration Srinagar, May 16 : He said five militant asso - measures focuses on structural reforms relaxed norms : Govt sources would be done at 3 pm Security forces on Saturday ciates identified as Zahoor New Delhi, May 16 : The which would be graded leases will be permitted and New Delhi, May 16 : As The sources indicated that tomorrow on 17th May. It is busted a militant hideout and Wani, Younis Mir, Aslam Centre, on Saturday, according to its state of readi - 500 blocks will be auctioned. the government has been the next phase of “much- the only train from Gujarat arrested five militant associ - Sheikh, Parvaiz Sheikh and announced major reforms in ness and offered to investors, In defence, the preparing to finalise and relaxed” lockdown would be for J&K. ates in Budgam district of Rehman Lone were arrested. key economic and strategic Finance Minister Nirmala Government will notify a list announce anytime by of another two weeks and For the stranded persons Jammu and Kashmir, police Incriminating material, sectors, including a hike in for - Sitharaman added. of defence items that will be in Andra Pardesh and Saturday night or Sunday plans are afoot to allow metro said. A militant hideout in including arms and ammuni - eign direct investment to 74 “The announcements are progressively banned from morning the guidelines for and bus services, barber C M Telengana, the government Arizal area of the central tion, were recovered from the per cent in the defence sector made in keeping with the being imported and separate C M would soon schedule a train lockdown 4.0, indications are shops, restaurants, local mar - Y B Kashmir district was busted hideout, the official said, and opening doors for the pri - Budgetary provisioning for there that this phase is likely kets and home appliance y B for J&K. Since then, the by the security personnel, a adding a case had been regis - vate sector to enter the hither - domestic purchases will people there have been to see major relaxations. repairing shops to open in the police official said. tered. to-barred sectors of coal min - source them from domestic It may include allowing green and orange.
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