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2 Year Old Among 23 More Covid-19 Cases in J&K LAST PAGE...P.8 TUESDAY C APRIL-2020 KASHMIR M 23 Y SRINAGAR TODAY :PARTLY CLOUDY Contact 28 K : -0194-2502327 FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS & YOUR COPY OF Maximum : 23°c SUNSET Today 07:12 PM Minmum : 11°c SUNRISE Humidity : 60% Tommrow 05:45 AM 04 Ramazan-ul-Mubarak | 1441 Hijri | Vol: 23 | Issue: 90 | Pages: 08 | Price: `3 www.kashmirobserver.net twitter.com / kashmirobserver facebook.com/kashmirobserver Postal Regn: L/159/KO/SK/2014-2016 igher fares, fewer routes, pre-flight health checks and less free food: The coronavirus pandemic .....LIFE & TIMES HOW CORONAVIRUS is ushering in a new era of air travel. A seismic shift is underway as the world’s airlines reassess Htheir operations and how they will look emerging from the crisis. At eerily empty airports, mask- WILL FOREVER CHANGE THE AIRLINE wearing and social distancing already show a behavioural change among the few staff and travellers P6 INDUSTRY AND THE WAY WE FLY left. A long shakeup lies ahead that is set to touch almost every aspect of flying after limits ..... Govt Extends News Digest Lower Munda Encounter 2 Year Old Among 23 More High Speed Internet 04TH RAMAZAN Ban Till May 11 Ends, Bodies Of 3 IFTAR SEHRI TODAY TOMMOROW Covid-19 Cases In J&K SRINAGAR: The Government on Militants Recovered FIQAH Monday ordered the continuation 07:22 04:11 JAFARIYA Fresh Positive Cases Include 13 Women of the ban on high-speed internet in FIQAH Jammu and Kashmir till May 11. HANAFIYA 07:15 04:14 SRINAGAR: A two-year-old girl In a latest order issued by the from the Shopian district on Home Department, the reason cit- Monday became the youngest ed for the decision includes spurt in Jammu and Kashmir to have in militant violence, the launch of tested positive for novel corona- new outfits and “well-founded” ap- virus. In all 23 fresh cases were prehensions of the “field agencies” reported in the last twenty-four regarding “enhanced efforts by Pak- hours and includes an expectant istan for recruitment in the (mili- mother besides at least thirteen tant) ranks as well as infiltration other women. attempts, which heavily depend on Among the fresh cases, 15 were high-speed internet.” confirmed at Viral Diagnostic Lab of “Such restrictions have been SKIMS Soura and include five each placed in order to curb uploading, from Baramulla and Shopian, three downloading, circulation of provoc- Soldiers at an encounter site- KO File photo from Bandipora and one each from ative videos, guard against rumor- Learn From Home Budgam and Kupwara districts. mongering, fake news, prevent the Through VMC Seven other cases were confirmed use of encrypted messaging and SRINAGAR: Three militants at the COVID-19 testing laboratory VOIP services for infiltration and co- were killed in an encounter 4 Children Among A HEALTH OFFICIAL takes swab sample for Covid-19 test of a city New Delhi: While the world is at Chest Disease hospital Drugjan ordinating (militant) activities, and with government forces at grappling with Coronavirus and 6 Injured in Blast and include six from Anantnag dis- resident at a centre in Srinagar-KO Photo by Abid Bhat defeat the nefarious designs from Lower Munda area of Qazigund the economy has hit a pause, trict and one from Srinagar. across the border to propagate (mili- in south Kashmir's Kulgam dis- Near Lower Munda certain sections of society such Also, the Jammu division reported trict on Monday. Bodies of all as students need to continue Door-to-Door Health Survey in Srinagar tancy,” reads the order issued here Encounter Site one fresh case—a 46-year-old, a na- uthorities on Monday started door-to-door health survey by Principal Secretary Home depart- the militants have been recov- preparing for some of the tough- SRINAGAR: Four children tive of Mahore Reasi with travel his- across Srinagar in a bid for better planning & response for ment, according to media reports. ered, officials said. est competitive exams like JEE were among six persons in- tory to UP. His is the first case from fight against COVID-19. It said the misuse of data services The gunfight ensued after & NEET. With the restrictions on A jured in a blast near encounter Reasi district, the sources added. “Door-to-door health survey has started across Srinagar. We re- by “anti-national elements” has the a joint team of Police, CRPF conducting Classroom programs, site at Lower Munda on Mon- Regarding the five cases from quest all residents to cooperate with our teams on the ground and potential to scale up violent activi- and army's 19 Rashtriya Rifles most institutes are trying to find day afternoon and one of them ways to teach students Online. Shopian, the sources said includes participate in this important health audit,” Srinagar district admin- ties and disturb public order, “which launched a cordon-and-search- was referred to SMHS Srinagar At VMC, they had it covered even 2-year-old girl and a PAGE 02 istration wrote in its twitter handle. P-02 has till now been maintained P-02 operation in the area amid spe- hospital while three P-02 before the pandemic started as cific inputs about the presence of they had developed their own pro- the militants. PAGE 02 prietary Online learning platform ONE AMONG THE WOMEN IS AN EXPECTANT MOTHER WITH J&K's Internet called VMC GURU. At VMC, all of few just days left for her delivery. She has been shifted to SKIMS Bemina and would their regular classroom batches Restrictions Figure CCORDING TO THE SENIOR are running on schedule, without “probably be referred to JLNM hospital for further treatment,” Superintendent of Police (SSP) Kulgam, any delay or disruption, with best In UN Report AGurinderpal Singh the operation has ended with of the faculties taking P-02 SRINAGAR: The United Nations the killing of three militants. Special Rapporteur on freedom of Prepare for Post 3rd May Scenario: LG To Officers opinion and expression has said that limitations imposed by the Modernisation JAMMU: Lieutenant Governor, pandemic. effective rapid response mecha- People Hold government on internet in Jammu & Girish Chandra Murmu Monday Rajeev Rai Bhatnagar, Advisor nism so that pro-active steps can Of Land Records Kashmir have made access to basic Funeral Prayers in Absentia called for preparing a compre- to LG; BVR Subrahmanyam, Chief be taken to deal with any emerg- Srinagar, Apr 27 : Financial Com- information difficult for healthcare ver hundred people, defying lockdown curbs, offered hensive strategy for the post 3rd Secretary; Dilbag Singh , DGP; ing situation. missioner, Revenue, Dr. Pawan professionals. funeral prayers in absentia for Asif Dar, the militant May scenario in advance to com- Atal Dulloo, Financial Commis- He observed that the increased Kotwal today held a Pre-bid In his report titled “disease pan- reportedly killed in Lower Munda encounter on Mon- video conference with prospec- bat COVID-19 pandemic in the sioner Health and Medical Edu- testing is the key in identifying O demics and the freedom of opinion day morning. P-02 Union Territory of Jammu and cation; Shaleen Kabra, Principal and combating covid-19 pan- tive bidders to discuss their and expression”, UN rapporteur queries seeking amendment in Kashmir. Secretary to Government, Home demic, and asked the officers to David Kaye has expressed con- the Request for proposal (RFP) The Lt Governor was chairing a Department; Bipul Pathak, Prin- ensure the sustainability of the cern over internet restrictions in floated on 5th of March, 2020 for meeting on COVID-19 control ef- cipal Secretary to LG attended the testing speed and to explore the CASO Ends Kashmir. “It has been reported by inviting bids for modernization forts at the Raj Bhavan soon after meeting. possibilities of increasing the health-care professionals in Kash- Without Success in Pulwama of land records in Jammu and the interaction with the Prime LG underlined the importance same. He directed for effective mir that the limitations imposed by overnment forces Monday launched a Cordon and Kashmir under DILRMP. During Minister, Narendra Modi, through of continued efforts at all levels implementation of restrictions in the government have made access Search Operation (CASO) in a hamlet in South Kash- the course of meeting with video conferencing, to discuss of the administration in fight Red-Zones to contain the spread mir’s Pulwama districts. the prospective bidders and to basic information difficult to ob- G the emerging situation and plan against coronavirus in the UT and of the deadly virus. tain,” reads the report. A cordon and search operation was launched in Putrigam P-02 survey expert/Consultant T L ahead for tackling the COVID-19 asked the officers to formulate an The Lt Governor PAGE 02 Sharma (Former Director Survey The report is being submitted P-02 of India), the specific queries submitted by the prospective bidders were discussed in detail. The representative of these companies put forth their P-02 Free From Agra Jail 2 Pairs Of Siblings Washed Away In Aug 5 Has Changed Opening Of Offices Quarantined In Tral School Geopolitical At Civil Sect Chadoora, Shopian Flash Floods Situation: Bajwa Srinagar: Secretary Youth Ser- AGRA: Six Kashmiri youth re- cial status of Jammu and Kashmir SRINAGAR: In two tragic incidents the evening while they were tak- heavy rains, reports said. ISLAMABAD (PTI) - The Balakot vices and Sports Department, leased from UP’s Agra Jail reached in August last year. four young girls were washed ing a stroll on a river bank. Confirming the incident, Deputy Sarmad Hafeez and Commis- their native town Tral where they Official sources said that six away by flash floods in Central and Reports said that the two sisters Commissioner (DC) Budgam Tariq airstrike and the abrogation of Ar- sioner Secretary Floriculture, were quarantined in a school.
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