Новости за 31.01.2022

Of the 700-odd Covid patients admitted to Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad in January, 52% were not vaccinated and 9% were partially vaccinated, said hospital authorities.

While Covid cases have continued to remain below the 1,000-mark for nearly the past week, Ghaziabad and Gautam Budh Nagar reported one fatality each on Sunday. In the past 24 hours, GB Nagar added a total of 364 new cases, while 429 people tested positive in Ghaziabad.

With residents across different sectors demanding camps for Covid-19 testing and vaccination, the Federation of Noida Residents Welfare Associations (FONRWA) in collaboration with the district health department, has started holding these camps in residential sectors.

The National Green Tribunal (NGT) has given the Noida Authority two weeks’ time to clear encroachments on around five acres of green belts and parks in Sector 48.The NGT had in 2018 asked the Authority to clear encroachments in the area.

Legal proceedings have been initiated against Rashtriya Lok Dal candidate Avtar Singh Bhadana, who has prima facie been found violating the model code of conduct and flouting Covid norms in Jewar during a campaign, police said.

The deputy district election officer Vandita Srivastava has asked officials to keep a close watch on the election expenses incurred by all the 39 candidates in the fray from Noida, Jewar and Dadri assembly seats, which will cast the ballot on February 10.

Like the preceding elections, the stage is set for a Gurjar vs Gurjar contest in the Dadri constituency, home to a sizeable population of the community, in the upcoming assembly polls and unsurprisingly, most political parties have put their bet on candidates from the caste.

A team of wildlife officials carrying binoculars and with cameras hanging from their necks ventured into several wetlands on Sunday for a bird count.

Two days after the arrest of a man allegedly for assaulting another near Huda market, the Faridabad police on Saturday arrested two more persons in the case. The duo has been identified as Arjun and Nikki and were arrested.

Citing road safety concerns, the residents of New Palam Vihar have demanded installation of traffic signals on Bajghera road that connects Palam Vihar with Delhi border.

Two executives of a private telecom company were booked for damaging the green belt developed by the Gurgaon Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) near Old Delhi road to Krishna Chowk.

In a step to make the process of adoption of children hassle-free and to end the ambiguity around the process, the district administration on Sunday announced that a new state-backed adoption agency will come up at the Old Age Home in Sector 4.

The city recorded less than 1,500 Covid cases for the second consecutive day on Sunday, with 1,267 people testing positive, down from 1,337 the previous day. However, three patients, all above 60 years of age, died Sunday.

Chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar has directed the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) to tie up with the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority (GMDA) for setting up a monitoring station at the Sector 44 integrated command and control centre to keep track of mechanised sweeping

Around 90% of parents in the state want to send their children to school and physical classes to resume, an online survey conducted by an association of private institutions has found.

There has been no stop to encroachments in the Aravalis near the biodiversity park in DLF 3, with one of the illegal roads now being paved with concrete.

A team of CM flying squad raided an ahata where a liquor party was under way till late Saturday night near Kabtur Chowk in Sector 56.The officila sclaimed that around 80 young men and women were consuming alcohol with loud music playing in the backdrop.

A three-year-old male leopard succumbed to injuries it suffered after being hit by a vehicle on the Western Peripheral Expressway in Nuh on Saturday. The leopard, which was found severely injured along the speedway, was sent to the Rohtak zoo for treatment.

​​During his visit to the city, Patel attacked the Bharatiya Janata Party for promoting caste and communal politics.