Новости за 29.03.2020

In a major technological breakthrough research by Indian scientists, a research team comprising of experts from the North Eastern Hill University (NEHU), Shillong and Adamas University, Kolkata has expedited works to plug gaps in Covid-19 testing by developing 'less-harmful' and 'cost-effective' Terahertz radiation (T-Ray) Thermography device.

The Patiala district administration has enough funds to deal with Covid-19 crisis. The officials claimed that Rs 2 crore has been disbursed by the government and the amount is being used by the administration and the government medical college. Besides this, the district Red-Cross society has got Rs 2 lakh as donation.

After police acted strictly against curfew violators, people are now staying indoors and supporting the administration's efforts.

Four inmates escaped from high-security Ludhiana Central Jail by scaling the walls using blankets in the early hours on Saturday. Importantly, two of these four inmates had escaped from the jail earlier too, but were later nabbed by the police.

Five people were killed and seven others sustained injuries after being hit by a truck in Bilaspur area of Gurugram early on Sunday, police said.

Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) released a list of nearly 200 provision stores, super markets and retailers who are ready to deliver groceries and vegetables directly to apartments and residents in 60 wards of the city.

After struggling for one month for life, the 25-year-old pregnant woman of Alawalpur village in Ambala district, who was undergoing treatment at MMU Hospital in Ambala, after being attacked with acid succumbed to her injuries on Saturday evening, told the Ambala police.

Farmers who are finding it difficult to send their produce to markets can now use the agriculture marketing department's godowns in Coimbatore district without paying any charge for a month.

With tea manufacturing activities likely to resume in the Nilgiris, residents feel they would be more prone to Covid-19 attack in the coming days.

Dairy sector in Karnataka is headed for a Covid-19 induced melt down. Faced with problem of disposing around 8-10 lakh litres of excess unsold milk daily, Karnataka Milk Federation (KMF) that manages affairs of 14 milk unions dotting Karnataka is also hit by issues of labour, transport and fast dwindling stocks of raw materials needed to keep the milk industry running on a daily basis and literally clutching at the straws to keep it afloat.

Extending its Friday’s decision to put Dakshina Kannada district district on 24-hour lockdown from 12am on March 28, the district administration headed by district minister Kota Shrinivas Poojari on Saturday said the lockdown will be extended to Sunday as well. Barring essentials –- milk, newspaper, pharmacies and petrol bunks -– all other public institutions will remain shut.

AAP leader and MLA from Rajinder Nagar Raghav Chadha was booked by Noida police for defamation and circulation of rumours after he tweeted about UP CM Yogi Adityanath on Friday.

The district administration in Gautam Budh Nagar passed an order on Saturday stating that house owners will face action if they ask tenants for rent this month or ask them to leave.

Women in Hubbali-Dharwad and many other places are finding it difficult to get hygiene products because of restrictions on movement and home deliveries and reluctance among a section of men to visit a store and buy the items.

Thirty-five-year-old Shilpa from Bidar sobs every day praying for the safe return of her spouse who started walking from Goa to reach his hometown. Vivek is currently lodged at a shelter house in Belagavi. With just Rs. 1,500 in his pocket, he left Vasco Da Gama on March 26, a day after the nation went into lockdown.