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Accused duo in police custody Surat/Bharuch: A nursing staffer of a private hospital in Bharuch and a medical store owner were arrested by Bharuch police on Monday evening for illegally selling remdesivir injections. Police seized six injections from the duo identified as Arbaz Mohammed Garasiya and owner of Sheth Medical Store Imran Sheth. The special operations group (SOG) of Bharuch police nabbed 19-year-old Garasiya from Dahej bypass road for possessing two injections. When asked Garasiya ...

A health worker wearing PPE, attends to Covid-19 patients (Representational image) AHMEDABAD: Ramol Police arrested four persons on Monday for allegedly trying to sell remdesivir injections at exorbitant rates of Rs 40,000 each. One of the accused persons had sourced the injections from a nursing staff, and sold it to the other accused at Rs 26,000 each, police said. The others in turn, charged about Rs 40,000 each from desperate relatives of Covid-19 patients. Police said nursing staff have a...

Gurugram admin warns shopkeepers charging exorbitant prices ​ By IANS | ​ 1 Views   City Center 1 in Kolkata looks deserted due to a coronavirus pandemic. Partial lockdown starting from tomorrow and all are closed. Only essential commodities and medicine shops are open, and other shop and market places are open from 7am to10am & 3pm. Image Source: IANS News Gurugram, May 4 : The Gurugram district administration has warned shopkeepers selling essential products at a price higher than the ...

“As we strive towards stabilizing life in India, we need to constantly remind ourselves that we can no longer afford to stabilize the system.”

Punjab Farmers Elated Over Poll Outcome, Plans To Hold All-India Convention On May 10 Farmers attribute the defeat of BJP to the role played by prominent leaders who had addressed well-attended mahapanchayats to garner support for the repeal of the three new central agriculture laws. Lola Nayar 03 May 2021, Last Updated at 8:04 pm At Khatkar toll plaza, Jind. Lola Nayar 2021-05-03T19:43:04+05:30 Punjab Farmers Elated Over Poll Outcome, Plans To Hold All-India Conve...

Police recovered 3,371 vials and Rs 90.27 lakh cash from accused Surat: A duplicate remdesivir manufacturing racket has been busted in Pinjrat of Surat district, while six accused have been arrested on Saturday. In a joint operation, Morbi police and Detection of Crime Branch of Ahmedabad and Surat city busted the manufacturing unit operating from a rented farmhouse and recovered 3,371 vials of duplicate injection, Rs 90.27 lakh in cash and 63,168 empty vials. Police arrested six people from ...

2 held for black marketing of Remdesivir in Delhi ANI | Updated: May 02, 2021 22:10 IST New Delhi [India], May 2 (ANI): Two people were arrested by police in Delhis Fatehpur Beri area for allegedly black marketingRemdesivir, an anti-viral drug used in the treatment of COVID-19 patients. The police received a tip-off that one of the accused would be at Ghitorni Metro Station for selling the medicine. Acting on it, the police laid out a trap to inspect the ac...

NEW DELHI: Emboldened by the state assembly polls results, farmer unions protesting against the central farm laws on Sunday said that their campaign during the polls asking the voters "to punish BJP" stands vindicated. They also appealed to farmers from across the country to “strengthen their resistance and join the movement in greater numbers”. Reacting to the results which show the defeat of BJP in West Bengal, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, the unions umbrella body, Samyukt Kisan Morcha (SKM), ...

The accused, Rahul Patel, had procured these injections from Hyderabad, a Chandkheda police station official said

Amid the second wave of the pandemic sweeping across the country, an oxygen concentrator that normally costs about Rs 50,000 to Rs 60,000 is now being sold for a whopping Rs 1.5 lakh. It is a device that sucks oxygen from the atmosphere and delivers it to a person suffering from respiratory illness. It is a life-saving instrument meant for home use by those Covid-19 patients whose oxygen saturation dips below 80 mm Hg. While the demand for oxygen concentrators has gone through the roof, oximete...