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Fully Paint the the Approximately 160 Houses in Take Pride in the Art for the Village y k y cm EXPERT OPINION PM GETS G7 INVITE IMPORTANT STAND Actor Kriti Sanon has shared a tip Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been invited by his Shardul Thakur and Washington Sundar on how and when to take the UK counterpart Boris Johnson to attend the G7 help India fightback in the Brisbane Test against Australia perfect picture LEISURE | P2 summit in the UK as a guest INTERNATIONAL | P10 SPORTS | P12 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 287 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | MONDAY, JANUARY 18 | 2021 12 PAGES | `4.00 Vax deaths raise despair amid hope AGENCIES must be filed. VAERS reports can be ALL IS NOT WELL filed by anyone, including healthcare New Delhi, Jan 17: While the roll providers, patients, or family members. out of Covid-19 vaccines has raised t least 55 people have perished in VAERS reports “often lack details hopes of getting relief from the pan- Athe United States after receiving a and sometimes can have information demic, many are concerned over the Covid-19 vaccine, reports Epoch Times that contains errors,” according to safety of the vaccines, especially among quoting the Vaccine Adverse Event the reporting system’s website. Still, the elderly with serious underlying Reporting System (VAERS) reports on VAERS represent “only a health conditions. small fraction of actual adverse events,” orway, which witnessed death of NAYAGARH MURDER According to latest reports, at least the site states, though underreport- N23 senior citizens Friday after 84 people have died in different coun- receiving the vaccine produced by ing is believed to be less common for tries due to complications following in- Pfizer and BioNTech SE, sees fatalities serious events. oculation, while several others have suf- climb to 29 In some cases, patients died within HC refused to monitor fered varied degrees of adverse effects. days of receiving a Covid-19 vaccine. At least 55 people have perished in the people who received vaccine in One man, a 66-year-old senior home United States after receiving a Covid- 51Delhi reported adverse effects, resident in Colorado, was sleepy and SIT probe in Dec: RTI 19 vaccine, reports Epoch Times quot- one critical stayed in bed a day after getting ing the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting Moderna’s vaccine. Early the next System (VAERS), a federal database. Meanwhile, Reuters quoted Mexican morning, on Christmas Day, the resi- POST NEWS NETWORK Norway, which witnessed death of The mother-of-two, who worked in dose of the shot to these people, even authorities saying rhat they are study- dent “was observed in bed lying still, 23 senior citizens Friday after receiv- paediatrics at the Portuguese Institute though the Health Ministry has in- ing the case of a 32-year-old female doc- pale, eyes half open and foam com- Bhubaneswar, Jan 17: In ing the vaccine produced by Pfizer and of Oncology in Porto, is not said to have sisted on giving the jab once the paral- tor who was hospitalised after receiv- ing from mouth and unresponsive,” the a new development, the BioNTech SE, saw the fatalities climb suffered any adverse side-effects after ysis heals. ing the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine. VAERS report states. “He was not Orissa High Court has to 29 Sunday. All the victims were in being vaccinated. Acevedo’s father Back in India, the Union Health The doctor, whose name has not been breathing and with no pulse.” claimed that it had declined the age group of 75 from 80. Norway Abilio Acevedo told Portuguese daily Ministry Sunday said that 447 cases of released, was admitted to the intensive In another case, a 93-year-old South the state government’s pro- has given at least one dose to about Correio da Manha: “She was okay. minor complications have been re- care unit of a public hospital in the Dakota man was injected with the Pfizer- posal to monitor the Special 42,000 people and focused on those She hadn’t had any health problems.” ported after the coronavirus vaccines northern state of Nuevo Leon after she BioNTech vaccine January 4 around 11 Investigation Team (SIT) considered most at risk if they contract A report from Jerusalem said that were rolled out across the country experienced seizures, difficulty breath- a.m. About two hours later, he said he probe into the alleged rape the virus, including the elderly. at least 13 people in Israel have suffered Saturday. In Delhi, 4,319 healthcare ing and a skin rash. She is said to have was tired and couldn’t continue with the and murder of a minor girl In Portugal, a health worker died two mild facial paralysis as a side-effect post workers were vaccinated on the first day, a history of allergic reactions. physical therapy he was doing any in Nayagarh by a sitting days after getting the Pfizer coron- Covid vaccination. The actual number among which one “serious” case was In the US, the deaths have occurred longer. He was taken back to his room, judge of the court in avirus vaccine. According to a report of people suffering such side effects reported, the ministry added. The pa- among people receiving both the where he said his legs felt heavy. Soon December last year. in the DailyMail, Sonia Acevedo, 41, could be higher than what has been re- tient, a 22-year-old security guard who Moderna and the Pfizer-BioNTech vac- after, he stopped breathing. A nurse Amid a raging contro- ted and communicated to suffered a ‘sudden death’ at home on ported; WION reported quoting the works at the AIIMS, was admitted to the cines, according to VAERS. VAERS re- declared a do-not-resuscitate order. versy on the issue, the Orissa the state government con- New Year’s Day 48 hours after re- Israeli Health Ministry. Experts are now ICU of the hospital and his condition porting system is passive, meaning re- Moderna and Pfizer didn’t respond High Court has given an ad- fidentially on December 1, ceiving the jab. apprehensive of giving the second is now ‘stable.’ ports aren’t automatically collected and to requests for comment. ditional reply to the RTI ap- 2020,” the Orissa High Court plicant who had sought in- stated in its additional re- formation related to the sponse to the RTI application. crime. The HC had earlier The high court admitted IRREGULAR by MANJUL GUNMEN KILL TWO READY FOR R-DAY claimed that it did not re- that the state government ceive any proposal from the had sent a request letter state government to moni- which was received by the FEMALE AFGHAN tor the SIT probe by a sitting Orissa High Court judge of the HC. November 28, 2020. The court SC JUDGES In its latest reply, the court further said that the earlier said that it received a pro- reply from the HC which Govt officials, scribes and activists posal from the state Home claimed that no proposal department but diverted it was received by the HC from have been targeted in recent months, to the confidential section of the state government was stoking fear, particularly in Kabul the HC office. Later, the HC “incomplete”. declined to appoint a judge “I am to inform you that REUTERS to monitor the probe the information supplied December 1, 2020. to you dated December 15, Kabul, Jan 17: Unidentified gunmen killed “The court while re- 2020 since incomplete as I don’t know what is going on. two female judges from Afghanistan’s Supreme sponding to the request of the information was ob- He hasn’t slept for the past 3 days. Court Sunday morning, police said, adding to the state government to the tained from a particular Busy deleting all his WhatsApp chats! a wave of assassinations in Kabul and other cities referred letter to accord per- section of the court, while government and Taliban representatives mission to monitor the in- whereas the matter was have been holding peace talks in Qatar. vestigation of the SIT by a dealt with in the confiden- CBI brings Rose Valley The two judges, who have not yet been named, sitting judge, pleased not to tial administrative side of chief’s wife to City were killed and their driver wounded, in an at- accept such request and thus the court…” the RTI re- tack at around 8:30 am, police said, adding the JAT contingent during the rehearsals for Republic Day Parade 2021 at Rajpath in New Delhi, Sunday PTI PHOTO the same has been regret- sponse said. case was being investigated by security forces. Bhubaneswar: The Central Bureau of A spokesman for the Taliban said its fighters Investigations (CBI) Sunday brought were not involved. Afghan President Ashraf Subhra Kundu, wife of Rose Valley Orissa HC directs Group chairman Gautam Kundu, to Ghani issued a statement condemning attacks on civilians by the Taliban and other mili- Woman hires killer to eliminate daughter Bhubaneswar for questioning in the woman to handover multi-crore chit fund scam. CBI tant groups. Ghani said “terror, horror and ` sources claimed that Subhra could crime” was not a solution to Afghanistan’s POST NEWS NETWORK Police limits, and the victim’s 8,000 two months back while as- baby to his father reveal vital clues regarding the sham problem and beseeched the Taliban to accept male friend Pramod Jena, 37, suring to give the remaining ponzi firm’s involvement in the “a permanent ceasefire”. Balasore, Jan 17: Police Sunday of Raisuan village under Basta `42,000 after Sibani was killed. PRESS TRUST OF INDIA scam. The firm has duped thousands Government officials, journalists, and ac- arrested two persons, including Police limits in the district.
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