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15 More COVID-19 Cases Detected, 11 Recover As Well APSCW condemns 15 more COVID-19 cases girl’s alleged molestation, Naharlagun’s C, E & F Sectors seeks status report ITANAGAR, Jul 9: The declared containment zones detected, 11 recover as well Arunachal Pradesh State ITANAGAR, Jul 9: Sectors tary today, it was decided ers, it was also decided that Commission for Women ITANAGAR, Jul 9: The rectorate of Health Ser- at SQF, Lekhi, stated the three from Changlang, and C, E & F in Naharlagun have that sero-surveillance ‘no any fresh returnees shall (APSCW) condemned the been declared as contain- through antigen test would be entertained by NDRF till State in the last 24 hours de- vices (DHS) here late this DHS bulletin. one each of Namsai and molestation of a girl at Don ment zones after primary and be conducted “on priority” July 31’ at State Quarantine tected 15 fresh COVID-19 evening. All were detected from QF Tirap were released, stated Bosco Youth Centre here al- cases, taking its tally of con- The positive cases of (quarantine facility), asymp- the Health bulletin. They had legedly by the Director of secondary contacts of the for all the residents in these Facility, Lekhi. firmed cases to 302, which Changlang are returnees tomatic and shifted to CCC tested negative in two con- DBYC and Childline Itanagar. five COVID-19 positive three sectors within the next Regarding the Covid-19 included 180 active cases from Karnataka (4), Bihar, (Covid Care Centre), it secutive samples as per SOP The APSCW taking suo- cases detected outside the three days. positive health worker from and 120 have already recov- Uttar Pradesh and Assam added. and advised for strict 14-day moto cognizance of the al- quarantine centre on In the meeting, attended TRIHMS, it was informed ered with two casualties. while the positive cases of In the meantime as a home quarantine and self leged molestation case has Wednesday, were traced in by top-ranking officers in- that 137 primary contacts Of the 15 new cases re- Lower Subansiri are return- breathing space to the State monitoring. sought a status report of the these sectors. cluding Commissioner were within the hospital who corded on Thursday in four ees from Karnataka (3) and administration and in par- Meanwhile, sample collec- instant case from the officer- As decided in a review Home, Commissioner to will undergo RT-PCR test districts, seven are from Bihar (2). Positive cases of ticular the Health depart- tion for COVID-19 testing of in-charge of Itanagar meeting on COVID-19 con- Chief Minister, Secretary while the secondary con- Women Police Station. Changlang, five are from Leparada are returnees from ment, 11 positive patients the contacts of the positive tainment in Itanagar Capital Health, IGP, DCs and DMOs tacts will be tested with anti- The Commission con- Complex and Papum Pare of Itanagar Capital Region gen rapid test kits within Lower Subansiri, two are Manipur, and the positive from four districts were dis- COVID cases yesterday for tacted the SP Capital over chaired by the Chief Secre- and Papum Pare, among oth- next two days. from Leparada and one is case from ICC was detected charged on Thursday follow- the three sectors (E, F & C) telephone to direct the of ICC (Itanagar Capital from SQF, Lekhi, who is a ing their recovery. shall be conducted from to- concerned officers to expe- Complex), according to a primary contact of one ear- Today 11 positive cases, morrow, further stated the dite the investigation and bulletin issued by the Di- lier positive frontline worker which included six from ICC, DHS bulletin. submit the status report. Yet-to-come pre-fabricated COVID CM, GWS condole Tumnya Karbak’s demise hospital will have ICU facility: Libang Nonstop downpour triggered landslides Staff REPORTER ITANAGAR, Jul 9: Chief ITANAGAR, Jul 9: Health Minister Pema Khandu has & Family Welfare Minister wreak havoc, DA takes stock of situation deeply mourned the sad de- Alo Libang today paid a visit mise of Liromoba MLA to Midpu under Doimukh Nyamar Karbak’s father circle to take stock of Tumnya Karbak, who progress of ongoing con- breathed his last early this struction work of pre-fabri- morning after a brief illness. cated COVID Hospital there. In a condolence message He was accompanied by to Nyamar, the CM said: “In Secretary Health P Parthiban, this moment of grief, me, my The Galo Welfare Society Papum Pare DC Pige Ligu and upgrade it with at least 60 sures will be taken so that family, colleagues in the (GWS) has also mourned the senior officials of Directorate beds with ICU facility,” the COVID-19 would not Government and people of demise of Tumnya Karbak of Health Services and added Libang. spread in the locality. Arunachal Pradesh extend and prayed to the Almighty TRIHMS, Naharlagun. When asked about the de- Elaborating about the hos- our solidarity with you and to bestow enough strength Interacting with the officials lay in completion of the pital, the Health Secretary share the pain inflicted on on the bereaved family to and the executing agency, the project, the Minister informed informed that within the next you and your family by one bear the irreparable loss and Minister urged them to main- that due to lockdown and few weeks this prefabricated of the greatest truths of life. to rest the departed soul in tain quality of work. Later high demand of fabricated hospital will be activated as I pray Almighty God to be- eternal peace in heavenly while speaking to the media, cabins in the whole country a dedicated COVID health ITANAGAR, Jul 9: As non- Dokum Colony at Itanagar DDMO Moromi Dodum stow you with strength to abode. he informed that the pre-fabri- the supplier had to face some centre (DCHC) to offer care stop downpour since yes- where a heavy landslide oc- Sonam and SDPO Itanagar bear the irreparable loss of Born to late Nyotum cated COVID hospital may difficulty to meet the demand, for 'moderate' cases. terday created havoc in the curred and washed away Kamdam Sikom visited every your dear father. May his soul Karbak and late Ibom Bogo take some more weeks for its but now as the country is “TRIHMS hospital’s ground Capital region today, the two RCC grocery shops of affected site and took stock rest in peace in heavenly Karbak on March 14, 1955 at completion as the Government going for Unlock 2.0 the cab- floor will be used as ICU for criti- District Administration one Biri Agu. of the situation. abode. With deepest condo- Karbak Geyi Moku village has decided to upgrade it with ins will be reaching on time. cal COVID patients. Parallelly, swung into action and vari- Her kutcha house was also The DDMO informed that lences!” the message added. under (Contd. on page-2) ICU facilities. “The cabins will have air- we will build proper COVID hos- ous rescue machines like partially damaged, from a Scorpio, three nos of i 20 “Earlier, it was proposed conditioners to oxygen fa- pital in the next couple of months JCB, cranes etc were put in where the debris got accu- car, one bike and four nos of for a 35-bedded moderate cilities for patients along with ICUs, Labs, diagnosis and place to carry out rescue op- mulated and went down and Scooty were also taken away Pasighat facing a flood-like situation COVID Hospital but observ- with all other basic facilities,” other facilities here at Midpu erations, coordinated partially damaged the by the landslide. ing the prevailing COVID-19 he said. He further assured with prefabricated cabins,” the jointly by the DA, Police, kitchen and adjacent area of She informed that JCBs situation we have decided to that all precautionary mea- Secretary added. PWD CD-A and B, and one Gichik Tami. have been engaged to dig up SDRF among others. A kutcha ghumti of one and rescue the lost properties. In this connection, Nabam Pada was also com- The DC, who has time and 2 trapped in flash NHIDCL GM “assures” to complete Deputy Commissioner pletely damaged in the same again appealed the denizens flood rescued as E/ Komkar Dulom along with area. The kutcha house of to refrain from staying in vul- Joram-Koloriang TAH stretch in 2 yrs ADC Talom Dupak visited one Biri Yara was also com- nerable locations near river Litem Eshi ORI time in a month. Siang rivers & pletely damaged. beds and other landslide prone PASIGHAT, Jul 9: Incessant The mighty Siang and its KOLORIANG, Jul 9: ing to review physical BJP leader’s killing At G-extension near SP areas, has appealed them to rainfall since past one week tributaries are reported to be tributaries in spate NHIDCL (National Highway achievement of the TAH office Itanagar, the rented move to safer locations as has triggered floods in several following above the danger PASIGHAT, Jul 9: With in- Infrastructural Development stretch from Joram to condemned house of one Yomto Ronya heavy rainfall is expected in districts of Arunachal Pradesh level at some points, that cessant rain since past two Corporation Limited) General Koloriang, held at the office ITANAGAR, Jul 9: The was partially damaged. the next few days also. with major rivers including prompted the district admin- days triggering the rivers and Manager Prabhakar Kumar chamber of Kurung Kumey Bharatiya Janata Party Landslide also occurred at The DA also requested mighty Siang in high spate istration to issue an advi- streams of East Siang district has assured to complete the Deputy Commissioner (BJP), Capital district unit other locations like denizens to contact for any affecting several villages.
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