Новости за 24.05.2022

A 24-year-old man has been arrested in alleged connection with the murder of two brothers in Pataudi’s Khor village in February this year. Rohit, who was arrested from Jaipur on Sunday evening, carried a reward of Rs 50,000 on his head.

Around 100 buyers of Mahira Homes affordable housing project in Sector 68 protested outside the office of Haryana Real Estate Regulatory Authority (H-Rera) on Monday demanding strict action against the developer.

The city on Monday reported 113 new Covid cases ,while the daily positivity rate dipped to 3.6% from 4.6% on Sunday.Gurgaon added 6,400 fresh Covid-19 cases so far this month and currently has 662 active cases. In April, the city saw 5,894 cases.

Days after a fire at a factory in Faridabad’s Sector 37 claimed the lives of three workers, its 20-25 employees are contemplating launching a protest demanding compensation for the affected families.According to the workers, they have lost their jobs as the factory has been sealed.

Prolonged power cuts were reported across several parts of both old and new Gurgaon on Monday, as the power distribution network failed to cope with two hours of rain and thunderstorms. Discom officials said uprooted trees damaged electricity infrastructure, resulting in outages.

A 22-year-old trader was allegedly beaten to death for resisting a robbery bid in Manesar.Police said Ashish Kumar was closing his shop around 10pm on Saturday, when a few men surrounded him and started beating him up.

Two hours of rain was enough to expose the poor monsoon preparedness by civic bodies as parts of the city once again went under water, grinding traffic to a halt and forcing pedestrians to walk on flooded roads slathered with muck.

gurgaon all hospitals in the city should screen opd patients and their attendants with recent travel history to countries with monkeypox outbreaks for signs of the infection the health department said on monday “so far no cases have been reported in india but with new cases being detected in various countries the chances of this disease occurring here cannot be ruled out so necessary surveillance has to be taken care of and strict vigilance on travellers from countries with positive cases.

The squall toppled around 150 trees in the city on Monday morning. Most of these were in green belts or landscaped areas.

Office-goers, students headed for an exam and flyers travelling for work meets — ‘Monday blues’ for them came on the road as they battled a maze of challenges that freak weather and shaky infrastructure had hurled at them.