Two women among 4 die of COVID in Jammu, one in Kashmir; 1086 test +ve
9 students positive, 9 Containment Zones in Sgr
Surge unabated in Ladakh with 165 new cases
Sanjeev Pargal
JAMMU/SRINAGAR/ LEH, Apr 14: COVID positive cases continued to stay above 1000 while six more persons succumbed to the virus in Jammu and Kashmir as Ladakh also reported spike recording 165 new positives, 154 of them in Leh alone and 11 in Kargil district.
Four Corona casualties and 402 cases were reported in Jammu region while two deaths and 684 new cases were recorded in Kashmir today. Total cases in J&K stood at 1086.
Of four fatalities in Jammu region, three were reported in Jammu district and one in Poonch taking Corona toll to 758. Among the dead were two women.
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Stringent steps in Wayanad to contain pandemic
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Curbs on entry to tourism destinations; COVID tests at borders
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Curbs on entry to tourism destinations; COVID tests at borders
The Wayanad district administration has decided to put in place stringent steps to contain the spread of COVID-19 during its second wave in the district, the lone district in the State which shares borders with two States.
District Collector Adeela Abdulla on Tuesday directed revenue officials to restrict the number of tourists to 500 persons a day at the major tourism destinations in the district such as Pookode, Thollayiram Kandy, and Banasurasagar. Ms. Abdulla directed the Vythiri tahsildar to make special arrangements for the purpose at Thollayiram Kandy area. Entry to the tourism destinations will be allowed only for those who have been vaccinated, who possess COVID-19 negative certificates and who have pre-booked their entry in those destinations.
‘Schools may call students for guidance’
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The District Disaster Management Authority in an order issued on Saturday said students of classes IX-XII may be called to school only for academic guidance, exam support and project work/internal assessment with consent of parents and in adherence to the prescribed standard operating procedures for COVID safety issued by the Directorate of Education.
The order by the DDMA, issued by Chief Secretary of Delhi Vijay Dev, comes a day after the Directorate of Education ordered that all academic and examination activities through physical mode for all Classes shall remain suspended with immediate effect till further orders.