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'$"+ /*, # * ,"4 # )& ) !*!) *!,!--+ !!. )!*! -!.) *!.), *! !+!, !- -./013430363 ANOTHER FEATHER IN HYD CAP! 78974 06:;34338 ) & males. Of the total cases report- %&%%' ed in the state, 65.6 per cent are males, and the remaining are In Telangana State, among (%) ) women. While the infection those who died with coron- rate is high at 25 per cent in the avirus, about 46.13 per cent age group of 31-40 years, peo- died of Covid-19 per se, while ple in the 21-30 years age 53.87 per cent of the patients group are more susceptible had comorbidities. constituting 22.1 per cent of the According to a 59-page ! infected persons. About 18.6 Health Bulletin released on " per cent of those infected are Tuesday, the state has record- in the age group of 41-50 * ed 480 deaths so far, including # ! #$ years, while 14.7 per cent are nine reported on Monday. The % && ' ! in the age group of 51-60 # $ & ' )) case fatality rate is at 0.84 per ! " years. The infection among the ) * ' ) + , ) ) - ./+ cent -- way below the nation- remaining age groups has been al average of 2.26 percent. less than 10 per cent. The state has reported On Monday, the state tested 57,142 cases so far, of which ery rate to 75.1%, which is 10 per cent are asymptomatic. 15,839 samples, taking the *+,- & 7 1,610 were registered by 8-00 notches higher than the While people in the age total number of tests conduct- pm on Monday. So far 42,909 national recovery rate of 64 per group of 21-40 years are the ed so far to 3,79,081. The 34 persons have recovered from cent. There are 13,753 active most infected by the virus, the reports of 809 persons taken on * coronavirus, taking the recov- cases in the state, of which 84 infection is more common in Monday are awaited. 87 7 The Enforcement Directorate (ED) on Tuesday launched The World Health Property registrations, liquor multiple searches in connection Organization on Tuesday with a money laundering probe warned against complacency ) against the GVK group, the about new coronavirus trans- sales help shore up TS coffers Mumbai International Airport mission in the northern Limited (MIAL) and others to hemisphere summer, saying ) ,& - 28 through registration of 1.12 only 70 days since April 1 this probe alleged irregularities to that this virus did not behave lakh property documents. year. Liquor is sold only the tune of Rs 705 crore in run- like influenza that tended to Despite lockdown and corona through retail shops, with bars, ning the Mumbai airport, offi- follow seasonal trends. Property registrations and cases, the Stamps and clubs and hotels remaining cials said. "People are still thinking liquor sales have helped shore Registration Department has closed in state since mid- They said the raids are being about seasons. What we all up revenues of thecash-starved contributed Rs 942 crore to the March. However, all these fac- carried out at nine premises in funds were laundered to amass need to get our heads around Telangana State government in state exchequer since April 1 tors could not stop liquor sales Mumbai and Hyderabad under personal assets by illegal rout- is this is a new virus and...this these difficult corona times. this year, while the Excise from touching record levels. ! " the provision of the Prevention ing of funds by the accused. The one is behaving differently," Revenue collections of the Department has At Rs 1,374 crore, Ranga of Money Laundering Act ED and CBI case pertains to the Margaret Harris told a virtu- state government from all contributed a Reddy district has topped the !# (PMLA). The offices of the alleged siphoning off Rs 705 al briefing in Geneva, urging sources took a severe hit due whooping Rs 6,643 state in liquor sales since GVK group, MIAL and the crore from the funds of the vigilance in applying mea- to the corona-induced lock- crore since April 1, April 1 this year. It is followed $ premises of GVK group pro- Mumbai International Airport sures to slow transmission down from mid-March to June even though by Nalgonda (Rs 754 crore), moters are being covered as part Limited (MIAL), a joint venture that is spreading via mass and later due to increasing liquor shops Hyderabad (Rs 647 crore), of the action, they said. under public-private partner- gatherings. corona cases in June and July, remain Karimnagar (Rs 600 The central probe agency has ship (PPP) between the GVK She also warned against with only the Excise and closed for crore), Khammam (Rs Veteran actor, writer, director filed an enforcement case infor- Airport Holdings Limited and thinking in terms of virus !"# # $ Stamps & Registrations 50 days due 529 crore), Adilabad and producer Raavi Kondal mation report (equivalent of a the Airports Authority of India waves, saying: "It's going to be Department providing some to lock- (Rs 406 crore), Rao died on Tuesday due to police FIR) early this month (AAI) besides other investors, one big wave. It's going to go cushion to the state govern- down. andcardiac arrest at a private hos- under the PMLA after studying by showing inflated expendi- up and down a bit. The best ment. Liquor shops Bhupalapally pital here, hospital sources a recent CBI FIR filed against ture, under-reporting of rev- thing is to flatten it and turn The government earned Rs have func- (Rs 104 crore). said. the same entities. enues, fudging of records it into just something lapping 320 crore this month till July tioned for The ED is probing if genuine among others. at your feet." 7:33 = ) Telangana has over 1,008 Covid 9?7@976 11/:3 =1 6,, 376' containment zones, 92 in Hyderabad 393 # 54.5./78 #: /7877 cases to con- Expressing its unhappiness 7@97:76 ; ,54<5== tain the virus over lack of transparency in Telangana has over 1,008 spread. They handling of COVID situation, 36834 7> COVID-19 containment have taken up door- the High Court had repeated- ) ,: Sahebzadi Basheerunnisa zones, a majority of them in to-door surveys in ly directed the health author- 79@776 .2522)K4.5/<) Begum, the last surviving Mahabubnagar and these zones and ities to provide information to 767=7 476 [email protected] daughter of Nizam Mir Osman Rangareddy districts, officials imposed restric- people on a daily basis about O P Ali Khan, the last ruler of erst- said on Tuesday. tions on the move- the containment zones. P ! " '7:A76 .252@)K4.5/3) while Hyderabad State, passed For the first time since the ment of people. Mahabubnagar district, 3@7 .45@B&.2522) away here on Tuesday. She was outbreak of COVID-19, the Surprisingly, Mahabubnagar which reported 161 positive 4368 7 ) ,: 93. She breathed her last at her state health authorities came district has more containment cases in the last seven days, has Great prospects in 6:37@776 4A5=A)K..5..) residence in Purani Haveli on out with a complete list of con- zones than hotspot Greater the highest number of con- Tuesday morning. She is sur- tainment zones in the state. Hyderabad. The district has tainment zones. Majority of ;93A3 9:976 8C vived by her only daughter The list forms part of a 59- 194 zones against 92 in Greater them are in Mahabubnagar Rasheedunnisa Begum. "It's a page media bulletin released by Hyderabad Municipal town.Rangareddy, which Life Sciences in TS *+ big loss to the family as the office of the director of Corporation (GHMC), which Secunderabad (23). shares borders with GHMC, , Sahebzadi Basheerunnissa public health, providing com- accounts for over 50 per cent Khairatabad zone has 14, has the second largest number Covid-19 world. He partici-
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