Local bodies in Kozhikode to purchase 19,500 pulse oximeters
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All beds in govt. hospitals to be connected to oxygen grid
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All beds in govt. hospitals to be connected to oxygen grid
Local bodies in Kozhikode district will purchase 19,500 pulse oximeters as part of their COVID management measures. A decision in this regard was taken at a meeting of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) on Friday. Ministers T.P. Ramakrishnan and A.K. Saseendran attended the meeting.
Meanwhile, the MLAs-designate will lead the fund raising campaign to set up ventilators in COVID hospitals. All beds in government hospitals will be connected to the oxygen grid in one week. The district administration will request the State government to provide more ventilators, as many patients from other districts are coming to Kozhikode for treatment.
NDRF team on standby to meet emergencies
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Urgent steps sought to help people of Chellanam
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Urgent steps sought to help people of Chellanam
An National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) team comprising 28 personnel arrived in Kochi to step up flood relief efforts and to rescue people from affected areas.
A total of five multi-axle tipper lorries have been kept ready to relocate people to safer places. Personnel of the police, Fire and Rescue Services and Revenue departments have been directed to maintain utmost vigil in the entire coastal belt.
District Collector S. Suhas presided over a meeting of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) that was convened to take stock of the situation in the district.
Back to flooding: Capital inundated after heavy rains batter city
The unexpected heavy rain that lasted for hours from Tuesday evening caught the capital off guard submerging almost all low-lying areas, leaving the commuters and motorists stranded.
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Two fishermen from Vizhinjam desperately trying to repair the mechanised motor which was submerged in Tuesday’s downpour. Due to the pandemic, the corporation could not focus on the pre-monsoon cleani
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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The heavy rain that lashed the city for hours on Tuesday evening left its vulnerable spots submerged yet again. The irrigation dept and corporation haven’t done much to end the perennial bane of the city despite tall claims. Will authorities launch Operation Anantha Phase 2 at least now?
Clearing The Interest Subvention
Lt Gov, Manoj Joshi handing over cheque of Rs 250 crore to J&K Bank as 3rd instalment of 5% Interest Subvention on May 6, 2021. Pic: DIPR
Lt Governor, Manoj Sinha approved the further release of Rs 250 crore as Interest Subvention, part of the economic package for revival of business and industry in J&K, and handed over a cheque of the said amount to Jammu and Kashmir Bank as the third instalment of the 5% Interest Subvention, an official spokesman in Jammu said. It was the third instalment. The government of J&K had already released Rs 500 crore so far, and with the third instalment of Rs 250 crore as 5% Interest Subvention was released as part of the overall package of Rs 1353 crore. The Interest Subvention has so far provided immense relief to 3.44 lakh borrowers in the current Covid-19 crisis. The J&K government had announced a mega Relief and Revival Package of Rs 1353 crore on September 19, 2020, to help J&K business sector to tide over the Co
Issuing stringent guidelines to control COVID-19 in the State, Chief Secretary Jishnu Barua said on Wednesday that if such measures aren’t taken now, the situation will deteriorate further and go.