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COVID-19: IIT-Kanpur to study impact of immersion of bodies in water, soil

The graves found in Unnao, Kanpur and Kannauj in the last few days were shallow as bodies have been buried at less than two-to-three-feet. This has increased the fear that these corpses would be washed away once the river rises during monsoon.

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IIT-K to study impact of immersion of bodies in water, soil

IIT-K to study impact of immersion of bodies in water, soil By IANS | Published on Sun, May 16 2021 9:57 IST | 6 Views IIT-K starts course in Geodesy - Measuring the Earth. Image Source: IANS News Kanpur : , May 16 (IANS) The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT)- Kanpur (IIT-K) will now study the impact of the immersion/burial of bodies in water and soil. According to Prof Vinod Tare, advisor to the National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG), the development comes in the backdrop of mass graves being discovered on the banks of the Ganga in Rae Bareli, Unnao, Kanpur, Fatehpur and Kannauj, and fears about possible contamination of water and soil if the bodies were of Covid-19 patients.

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How IIT Roorkee is helping expand Covid-19 care efforts in Uttarakhand

How IIT Roorkee is helping expand Covid-19 care efforts in Uttarakhand How IIT Roorkee is helping expand Covid-19 care efforts in Uttarakhand IIT Roorkee has undertaken several initiatives to add to the Covid-19 care efforts in Uttarakhand. advertisement IIT Roorkee has undertaken several initiatives to add to the Covid-19 care efforts in Uttarakhand. In an endeavour to augment the efforts of the government for tackling the second wave of Covid-19 cases, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee has undertaken several initiatives. IIT Roorkee has donated oxygen cylinders to Roorkee Civil Hospital, and also set up a Covid care centre and a vaccination centre for the local people.

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Goa oxy crisis claims 13 more, 75 die in 4 days

Goa oxy crisis claims 13 more, 75 die in 4 days Goa oxy crisis claims 13 more, 75 die in 4 days IANS / Updated: May 15, 2021, 06:00 IST patients pleading for help COVID patients died at Goa’s apex government hospital, the Goa Medical College, in the early hours of Friday owing to oxygen mismanagement, even as the death toll of patients who died between 2 am and 6 am at the facility reached 75 in four days. Videos of chaos at the numerous wards of the medical college have gone viral, with patients, relatives pleading for assistance as well as uploading emotive snapshots of helplessness and lack of hygiene in the health facility.

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Goa oxygen shortage claims 13 more; 75 dead in 4 days

Goa oxygen shortage claims 13 more; 75 dead in 4 days By IANS | 20 Views Goa oxygen shortage claims 13 more; 75 dead in 4 days. Image Source: IANS News Panaji, May 14 : Thirteen Covid patients died at Goa s apex government hospital, the Goa Medical College, in the early hours of Friday owing to oxygen mismanagement, even as the death toll of patients who died between 2 am and 6 am at the premier facility reached 75 in four days. Videos of chaos at the numerous wards of the medical college have gone viral, with patients, relatives pleading for assistance as well as uploading emotive snapshots of helplessness and lack of hygiene in the health facility.

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