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Page1final.Qxd (Page 3) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2021 (PAGE 9) From page 1 Arms seized in Kishtwar India logs 3.52 lakh cases Ramp up availability of beds, Ladakh to provide free vaccination destabilising the security situ- deployed in Kishtwar have Registering a steady on Sunday. medicines for Corona patients: Sinha tion will be provided free of cost Ladakh is grappling with a ation which is heading recovered IEDs, explosives, increase, the active cases have The 2,812 new fatalities to all who are eligible to receive spike in COVID-19 cases over the towards normalcy, they arms and ammunition in recent increased to 28,13,658 compris- include 832 from Maharashtra, spread awareness for Preventive permitted to attend it," the office of the Lt Governor past four weeks with Leh district added. months to thwart the nefarious ing 16.25 per cent of the total 350 from Delhi, 206 from Uttar measures and COVID appropri- gatherings/functions set by the said on Twitter. the worst hit by the second wave. The Army and police along designs of terrorists and their infections, while the national Pradesh, 199 from Chhattisgarh, ate behaviour, besides making Government for lowering the risk with other security forces supporters. COVID-19 recovery rate has fur- 157 from Gujarat, 143 from optimal utilization of communi- of spread of Coronavirus. Religious preacher, Delhi man, 2 kin of soldiers, ther dropped to 82.62 per cent. Karnataka, and 103 from cation medium like Social The Principal of GMC SC advances summer vacation The number of people who Jharkhand. Media, Print Media, TV and Srinagar informed the Lt 22-yr-old woman among 17 die in Jammu (SCBA), Supreme Court avirus pandemic. have recuperated from the disease A total of 1,95,123 deaths Radio for reaching out to maxi- Governor that Corona curfew was Jammu. areas as micro-Containment Advocates on Record SCAORA's executive council surged to 1,43,04,382. The case have been reported so far in the mum population with requisite effective in curbing the unneces- Meanwhile, a KAS officer Zones after COVID positive cases Association (SCAORA) and Bar member Sachin Sharma said that fatality rate has further dropped to country including 64,760 from information regarding the pan- sary movement of people and the posted as the District Information were reported from the localities. Council of India to take stalk of the bar body has written to the 1.13 per cent, the data stated. Maharashtra, 14,426 from demic and also for clearing the same needs to be continued for Officer (DIO) in Doda and his The micro-Containment rising COVID situation. Chief Justice of India seeking India's COVID-19 tally had Karnataka, 14,248 from Delhi, misconceptions regarding the some time in the future. three family members today test- Zones include Bhagatpur area, Senior advocate and SCBA advancing of summer vacation in crossed the 20-lakh mark on 13,557 from Tamil Nadu, vaccines, if any. Similarly, senior doctors and ed positive for COVID-19. Niabat Office Rakh Bahu, in and president Vikas Singh said that "it view of surge in COVID-19 cases. August 7, 30 lakh on August 11,165 from Uttar Pradesh, He advised the doctors to HoDs from Jammu, Baramulla, Forty two tourist-cum-travel- around Imperial Flats, Mohalla has been decided in the emergent In a letter to the newly appoint- 23, 40 lakh on September 5 and 10,941 from West Bengal, 8,432 appeal to the religious leaders Anantnag, Kathua, and Doda also ers at Lakhanpur and 42 in Reasi Charkan up to Thanger Pulli meeting that instead of May 14, ed CJI, SCBA's Vikas Singh also 50 lakh on September 16. It from Punjab and 7,685 from for restricting the entry of peo- put forth their suggestions for district tested positive for including area around Ration the Summer Vacation will now suggested that additional building went past 60 lakh on Andhra Pradesh. ple, who are without face-mask, effective controlling of the sec- COVID-19 today. Depot, Ward No. 51 Channi commence from May 8 and would on the court premises can be put to September 28, 70 lakh on The Health Ministry stressed in all religious places. ond wave of Coronavirus. The Among those tested positive Himmat and Sector E in Sainik end on June 27". use for augmenting Delhi's already October 11, crossed 80 lakh on that more than 70 per cent of the In order to increase the vacci- suggestions included meticulous at Lakhanpur, the gateway to Colony. He said that the CJI also healthcare facilities. October 29, 90 lakh on deaths occurred due to comorbidi- nation among the common mass- inoculation of all people, intensi- Jammu and Kashmir in Kathua Meanwhile, the Union approved in principle the opening The bar body urged the CJI to November 20 and surpassed the ties. es, he asked the doctors to moti- fying COVID precautions and district, include 11 from Punjab, Territory of Ladakh today report- of the COVID care centre in the urgently approve temporary con- one-crore mark on December 19. "Our figures are being recon- vate people for getting inoculated. measures, following COVID four Haryana, three each Bihar ed two Corona casualties includ- new chamber building of the version of the Advocates' Chamber India crossed the grim milestone ciled with the Indian Council of He also mentioned that out of appropriate behaviour, effective and Rajasthan, two Uttar ing a youth from Jharkhand and a Supreme Court. Block in the additional Supreme of 1.50 crore on April 19. Medical Research," the Ministry the total 88% personnel of JKP policy of admissions through Pradesh and one New Delhi local woman besides 120 fresh "SCBA executive council Court Complex for use as a Covid- According to the ICMR, said on its website, adding that who were vaccinated with the referrals from Sub hospitals and besides 18 residents of J&K. In cases. has approached the Delhi care centre or field hospital. 27,93,21,177 samples have been State-wise distribution of figures coronavirus vaccine, only six health centers to GMCs and regu- Reasi district, 42 tourist/travel- A 27-year-old youth from Government to inspect the place The SCBA had suggested tested up to April 25 with is subject to further verification were found infected and they too lar awareness among the people, ers were found infected, mostly Jharkhand, who had come to Leh and submit a feasibility report. that the summer vacation can be 14,02,367 samples being tested and reconciliation. (PTI) improved after successfully fight- besides morale-boosting of at Katra Railway Station. for work, died of COVID. A 54- Tehsildar Chanakyapuri is curtailed by one week so as to ing the virus. Corona warriors. Three staff members in Gool year-old woman from Suboo Leh already briefed to make arrange- limit it to six weeks instead of Armed forces recall Retd medical staff The Lt Governor assured the The Principals of various branch of Jammu and Kashmir also succumbed to the virus. ments for inspection of the seven, considering the huge pen- Medical fraternity that there will Government Medical Colleges Bank in Ramban district tested Among 120 new cases, 104 building," Singh said. dency created due to the pan- forces to deal with the second large numbers to complement the be no lacunas from UT adminis- and Hospitals apprised the Lt positive for COVID today after were reported from Leh and 16 Meanwhile, SCAORA secre- demic. wave of the pandemic raging doctors at the hospitals," the tration in providing the necessary Governor regarding the daily which District Magistrate from Kargil district. tary Joseph Aristotle said that The Bar body said that in such across the country. statement said. support, equipments, additional admissions of Cpatients, oxygen Mussarat Islam ordered closure of Ladakh's Corona deaths have CJI has principally agreed to difficult and unprecedented times, Other medical officers who Rawat also said they are creat- manpower to the hospitals and consumption and availability of the branch for 48 hours. gone up to 138 including 94 in provide suitable area for estab- the SCBA has taken the initiative retired from the armed forces ear- ing medical facilities in large doctors. beds in their respective hospitals. Jammu district continued to Leh and 44 in Kargil while total lishing medical facilities for at to provide as much aid and support lier than two years have also been numbers and military medical During the interaction, the Lt Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, account for nearly 60 percent cases have jumped to 13357. least 60 beds and other facilities as it can to its members and their requested to make their services infrastructure will be made avail- Governor also received sugges- Advisor to the Lt Governor; BVR COVID positive cases in the There are 2027 active cases while like RT-PCR test and vaccina- families. available for consultation through able to civilians, where ever possi- tions from the Medical fraternity. Subrahmanyam, Chief Secretary region. 11192 have recovered from the tion. However, the lack of medical medical emergency helplines, a ble. The Director Health Services and Atal Dulloo, Financial Among 791 fresh cases in the virus. The SCBA and SCAORA infrastructure in and around Delhi statement said. Modi reviewed the operations Kashmir suggested the strict Commissioner, Health and region, 472 alone were reported Following surge in cases, have both requested the Chief has hampered the admission of its Rawat also informed the being undertaken by Indian Air compliance of the SOPs and the Medical Education also attended from Jammu district followed by District Magistrate Leh Justice to advance the summer members and their families in hos- Prime Minister that oxygen cylin- Force as well to transport oxygen ceiling on the number of people the meeting.
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