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Monday till 5am next Monday ber of beds and utilise this Lucknow: Despite a clear Modi who said the Government (April 26) in the wake of a lockdown to arrange for oxy- directive from the Allahabad has been working hard for sharp rise in coronavirus cases gen and medicines in this High Court to impose lock- over a year to ensure that # ./ in the city, a large number of period of six days of lock- down in five cities, the UP n a major decision, maximum numbers of 0 0 migrants arrived at Anand down,” he said. Government clarified that in Ithe Union Indians are able to get Vihar Railway Terminal to Also, the CM requested the view to protect the livelihood Government on the vaccine in the leave for their hometowns. labourers not to panic and stay of the poor, the Government Monday announced shortest possible time. As Delhi reported the in Delhi. He said in this dura- will not go for complete lock- that everyone above “India is vaccinating !"#!$!%&#'(#!&!"%)* highest 240 Covid-19 deaths tion, all essential services con- down. The State Government the age of 18 will be eli- people at world record and 23,686 new cases in 24 cerning food, medicine, etc, is likely to move the Supreme gible to get a vaccine pace and we will continue + ,!-.!.-# '(!#-* hours on Monday with posi- will continue, a total of 50 peo- Court on Tuesday. ! "# against Covid-19 from May this with even greater momen- 1, allowing States, private hos- tum,” he said. / + pitals and industrial establish- Under the third phase of the !&.!))!#$'(!$!%* #!#)'!#' ments to procure the doses vaccination drive commencing directly from manufacturers. next month, the vaccine manu- / #.!-!.- -'-! ' ! In other words, the new lib- facturers would supply 50 per 2020. Odisha had last registered P 0, , *&-!-!#)# #!'-!! eralised vaccine policy will not cent of their monthly Central highest cases around seven be the part of the Centre’s nation- Drugs Laboratory (CDL) months ago on September 25, mandatorily submit list of par- wide vaccination programme released doses to the Central 1 #!"&!.) New Delhi/London: In view of 2020 when 4,356 people tested + ,-,. ticipants to local authorities for that was launched from January Government and would be free the alarming Covid-19 situation BHUBANESWAR: Four more positive. Out of new cases, a necessary permission 24 hours 26 wherein healthcare workers, to supply the remaining 50 per 1 1!$)!-". in India, British Prime Minister persons died Covid-19 in the total of 2,574 cases were report- n view of rapid spread of before events. The present cap of frontline workers and then those cent doses to State Governments Boris Johnson has cancelled his State on Monday, with which ed from quarantine while 1,871 Icoronavirus, State 50 attendees at weddings would above 45 years of age are being and in the open 0 +2.!.#!&# visit next week. He was sched- total toll rose to 1,948. The were local contact cases. Government on Monday continue. However, all essential given the jab. The decision to market.Manufacturers would uled to arrive on April 25. He deceased were a 53-year-old Sundargarh registered days announced weekend (Saturday services including hospitals, + , -!"&!%).'(#"!%)#* will now hold a “virtual” dia- man of Jharsuguda district, a maximum 722 cases followed and Sunday) shutdown in all medicine stores would continue logue with Prime Minister 40-year-old man of Keonjhar, a by Khordha 587, Nuapada urban areas beginning on April functioning. Narendra Modi in the coming 43-year-old man and a 50- 437, Kalahandi 273, Cuttack 24. The Government also revised “District offices, munici- afternoon. Trauma centre is a days. This is the second time the year-old woman of Sundargarh. 251, Sambalpur 241, its guidelines, under which Jatras, pality offices, police stations, dedicated Covid facility, sources British Prime Minister’s visit Meanwhile, positive cases Jharsuguda 231, Puri 219, opera and open air theatres are fire services centres, all other ormer Prime Minister said, adding Singh’s condition is OP was cancelled. He was invited as in State registered a big jump of Bargarh 178, Balangir 168, banned. The restriction would offices of State & Centre pro- FManmohan Singh, 88, test- stable. They said Singh had a the Chief Guest for this year’s 4,445 persons on day in 30 dis- Nabarangpur 127, Baleswar take effect from April 21 and viding emergency services would ed positive for Covid-19 and was mild fever in the morning and Republic Day parade. However, tricts and State pool. With this, 123, Mayurbhanj 100. Angul 87, remain till May 15. Special relief remain open. Petrol pumps, admitted to All India later tested positive for Covid- L M ! ""! # he postponed his visit due to the total tally surged to 3,72,703. Keonjhar 75, Ganjam 62, Jajpur Commissioner Pradeep Jena telecom, water supply, electric Institute of Medical Sciences 19. The doctors are monitoring " $ !% outbreak of coronavirus in the This was highest-single day 58, Rayagada 53 and Nayagarh also said all Anganwadi Centres supply, grocery shops, milk (AIIMS) trauma centre in Delhi his condition. Singh had taken $&' (% UK then. PNS/PTI spike in State ever since out- 50. However, 1503 patients would be closed. Marriage and booths and newspaper stalls will with a mild fever on Monday both doses of Covid-19 vaccine. " % ) Detailed report on P4 break of pandemic in March recovered on the day. funeral organisers would have to also remain open,” said Jena. !" #$%'"() %* +,+,+- pioneer interview of the week #P + ,-,. facilities at various public and + ,-,. P) * private hospitals. As far as ven as Covid-19 cases are occupancy in the Government n view of the raging pan- That was really, really difficult toning up of Odisha’s agrari- Ewitnessing a huge surge in hospital is concerned, 104 Idemic, BJD president Naveen times. But thanks to the effort an economy? Odisha, the State Government patients are being treated in Patnaik on Monday said the of Naveen Patnaik as the CM, on Monday assured that the ICUs. The State-run hospitals party would not hold any ral- many unpleasant measures You see, this is a very big healthcare facilities are in full have 524 ICU beds. Besides, the lies or campaign meetings in were undertaken; unnecessary question for too small a space. preparedness to tackle any private hospitals have 1,494 the run-up to the Pipli expenditures were not allowed. But then, you should remem- eventuality. beds and 320 patients are cur- Assembly by-election. Besides, expenditure com- ber that agriculture is the A total of 1,576 patients are rently admitted in ICUs. “Every life is precious and pression, fortunes also favoured biggest employer and the GDP currently undergoing treat- hospitals. As many as 9,008 Meanwhile, a total of 782 I always consider people of us as the entire country went generated from agriculture is as ment at various hospitals as the beds are available for treatment ventilators are available in the Odisha as my family members. through an economic boom by much that of the other sectors State is witnessing a surge in the of Covid patients at various State with the Government In this extremely serious 2006 and that helped us great- like industry and manufactur- number of daily positive cases hospitals across the State hospitals having 179 and the Covid-19 situation amidst people. If the campaign has ly to generate our revenue ing, etc. for the past several days. including 4,640 beds in private private hospitals 603. surge in cases in the country, potential to endanger lives, I which consequently resulted in I firmly believe that Odisha As per official sources, hospitals and 4,368 beds in Currently, a total of 41 the BJD has decided not to hold would earnestly appeal to polit- a surplus State for us. should not copy the model of while 82 patients are getting Government hospitals. patients, including 18 in the any public rallies or campaign ical parties and the Election Regarding the other ques- Punjab and Haryana and treatment in various The State has a total of Government hospitals and 59 meetings in Pipili by-poll, Commission to reconsider tion, I must say that Covid is a Western countries for a robust Government hospitals, 753 are 2,018 ICU beds; and current- in the private hospitals, are on Patnaik said taking to twitter. both the duration and method fter 37 years of an eventful huge challenge to both the agrarian economy like having admitted to different private ly, 424 patients are availing the ventilator support.
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