Ahmedabad: Space Becomes an Issue for Those Who Bury Their Dead as COVID-19 Rages
Given the extraordinary circumstances, Christians and Parsis have begun to cremate some of their dead.
Junaid Shaikh praying at his motherâs two-day-old grave at the Namara kabristan specially created for COVID-19 victims last year. The graveyard is completely full and will stop accepting bodies in 10 days. Photo: Jumana Shah
Religion07/May/2021
Ahmedabad:Â Junaid Shaikhâs mother, Faridabanu, died earlier this week. After a long wait, the 65 year old had been allotted a bed at the Ahmedabad Civil Hospital. But within 48 hours, Junaid got a call from the hospital that she died at night. They collected the body after a wait of 8-10 hours, but it was another six hours before they could bury her at the
The division bench of the Gujarat High Court has reprimanded the Gujarat government for not taking a "serious note" of its orders passed on real-time hospital bed availability during a hearing held over the second wave of Covid-19 in .
Video: Devotees Defy Curbs To Gather At Gujarat Temple Amid Covid Surge Video: Devotees Defy Curbs To Gather At Gujarat Temple Amid Covid Surge The police said action has been taken against 23 people in this regard, including the Sarpanch of the village.
Updated: May 05, 2021 3:23 pm IST
Coronavirus: Gujarat reported 13,050 new cases on Tuesday, as per official data.
Ahmedabad:
At a time when Gujarat is witnessing a spike in COVID-19 cases, women in large numbers gathered in a village in Sanand in Ahmedabad district on Tuesday to offer prayers at the Baliyadev temple.
Senior police officer in Ahmedabad Rural district, KT Kamaria, said action has been taken against 23 people in this regard, including the Sarpanch of the village.
Representative Image ANI | Updated: May 05, 2021 21:02 IST
New Delhi [India], May 5 (ANI): A total of 70,000 isolation beds have been made available by the Railways in more than 4,400 Covid Care Coaches, as per the Ministry of Railways on Wednesday.
In the fight against Covid, the Ministry of Railways is taking action to move Isolation coaches to places of demand (made by respective states) mobilising workforce and material for this task. The Railways has made available a fleet of more than 4,400 Isolation Coaches with around 70,000 beds to serve as Isolation Units. These Isolation Coaches can be easily moved and positioned at places of demand on the Indian Railways network. Quick memorandum agreement of shared responsibilities and rapid action plans are being worked out by Railways with the respective District Authorities.
Around 70,000 isolation beds made available by Railways in over 4,400 COVID Care Coaches
These Isolation Coaches can be easily moved and positioned at places of demand on the Indian Railways network. Photo: Twitter/@RailMinIndia
Updated: May 5, 2021, 09:30 PM IST
The Ministry of Railways on Wednesday informed that a total of 70,000 isolation beds have been made available by the Railways in over 4,400 Covid Care Coaches.
In the fight against Covid, the Ministry of Railways is taking action to move Isolation coaches to places of demand (made by respective states) mobilising workforce and material for this task. The Railways has made available a fleet of more than 4,400 Isolation Coaches with around 70,000 beds to serve as Isolation Units. These Isolation Coaches can be easily moved and positioned at places of demand on the Indian Railways network. Quick memorandum agreement of shared responsibilities and rapid action plans are being worked out by Rail