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Coronavirus wave: Bombay High Court extends interim orders passed in cases till May 7 SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 16, 2021, 07:18 PM IST Share Synopsis Describing the prevailing coronavirus situation in Maharashtra as alarming, the HC has also decided to take up only urgent matters for hearing virtually till May 7. ThinkStock Photos 2,984,626.0 The Bombay High Court on Friday said all interim orders passed by it and its benches at Nagpur, Aurangabad and Goa and subordinate courts in Maharashtra ...

Bombay high court. (File photo) MUMBAI: A full bench of Bombay high court on Friday extended till May 7, the validity of all interim orders passed the HC and lower courts as on April 9, 12,13 and those to expire on April 19. The HC said, “The second wave of the pandemic, arising out of Covid-19 virus, has been wreaking havoc just as the first wave did in the year that went by..” The HC passed the order at a special hearing of a suo motu litigation , in the wake of the state’s April 13 �...

HC extends interim orders till May 7 Updated: Updated: Court takes decision in view of ‘alarming’ COVID-19 situation in Maharashtra Share Article AAA The HC said new curbs in the State have rendered it difficult to conduct judicial proceedings.   | Photo Credit: VIVEK BENDRE Court takes decision in view of ‘alarming’ COVID-19 situation in Maharashtra The Bombay High Court on Friday extended till May 7 all interim orders passed across the State owing to the “alarming rise of COVID ...

Sunday PM (SitNews) Washington, D.C. - Friday, U.S. Senators Lisa Murkowski and Dan Sullivan (both R-Alaska) introduced the Alaska Tourism Recovery Act to alleviate the Passenger Vessel Services Act (PVSA) restrictions for cruise ships transporting passengers between the State of Washington and the State of Alaska. This legislation will allow cruise ships to sail to Alaska without requiring that they stop in Canada, as U.S. law normally would require.  Canada’s Interim O...

Drency and Lillian Dudley, December 04, 1953 Photo courtesy JUDY ZENGE If you ask most people why the field is named after Drency Dudley, they will say it is because Dudley, a local civic leader from the 1940s to the 1960s, owned the land that became Dudley Field, which is the sports area adjacent to Ketchikan High School. Not surprisingly, that common belief is not true. While Dudley was a leader in promoting local youth sports and led the Lions Club to build the field on Jackson Street betwe...

Viewpoint: Bruises for Alaska cruises COVID regulations deal blow to industry 4,595 3 minutes read Canada has extended the ban from its waters of all cruise ships through February 2022. (Photo: iStock) The views expressed here are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of FreightWaves or its affiliates.   The old joke in transportation is that passengers are freight that complain. The same applies to passengers on cruise ships. Of course, if there are...

Seattle via Canada and is expected to have detrimental impacts on Alaska’s economy. In the letter, the Congress members wrote: "We were shocked by the decision announced by your government last week to extend the ban on cruise ships carrying over 100 passengers until February 28, 2022. We are particularly concerned that this decision was made without any forewarning to or consultation with Alaska, your neighbor and partner. Losing access to Canadian ports creates significant disruptions to t...

Cruise Lines Will Keep Some Alaska Lodges Open This Year Published 2 months ago Alaska is unlikely to see large cruise ships for a second consecutive year, a huge blow to the tourism industry in ‘The Last Frontier.’ But there is some good news, with Holland America Line and Princess Cruises — the biggest players in the region — committing to operate some of their land-based lodges. Hopes for the May-October cruise season were hit hard by the Canadian government’s decision to ban larg...

Were you planning on going on a cruise when once the world opens back up?

Were you planning on going on a cruise when once the world opens back up?