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Only exempted category can travel on local trains

Only exempted category can travel on local trains Updated: Updated: Women and children are not allowed Share Article Women and children are not allowed Southern Railway has announced that the general public, including women and students, will not be allowed to travel on the suburban services in the Chennai region between 4 a.m. on May 6 to 4 a.m. on May 20. The move is intended to restrict passengers in the coach to 50% of the seating capacity. Till date, the general public were allowed to travel on suburban trains, except during peak hours from 6.30 a.m. to 9.30 a.m. and from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. But women and children were allowed to travel even during peak hours.

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Government asks major ports to waive all charges for ships carrying oxygen, related equipment

Government asks major ports to waive all charges for ships carrying oxygen, related equipment
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COVID-19 surge: Waive charges, speed up oxygen imports, govt tells major ports

The Shipping Ministry’s directive to chairpersons of ports does not cover vaccine imports. A day after the government dropped the basic customs duty on the import of COVID-19 vaccines, medical oxygen and equipment needed for patients to use such oxygen, the government has directed all major ports to waive all charges for oxygen-related imports and accord them the ‘highest priority’ in the berthing sequence. The Shipping Ministry’s directive to chairpersons of these ports, however, does not mention the import of COVID-19 vaccines as part of the proposed waivers. “The Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways will monitor the details of such vessels and cargo along with the time taken in the port from the time a ship entered in the port limits till the exit of cargo from the port’s gate,” a government statement on Sunday said.

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Major Ports waive-off all charges for ships carrying oxygen, related equipment cargo: Ministry of Ports

Major Ports waive-off all charges for ships carrying oxygen, related equipment cargo: Ministry of Ports ANI | Updated: Apr 25, 2021 14:17 IST New Delh [India], April 25 (ANI): In view of the excessive requirement of Oxygen and related equipment in the country, the Government of India has directed all major ports, including the Kamarajar Port Limited, to waive-off all charges levied by Major Port Trusts including vessel related charges, storage charges etc, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways said on Sunday. These ports have also been directed to accord highest priority in the berthing sequence to the vessels carrying consignments of medical grade oxygen, oxygen tanks, oxygen bottles, portable oxygen generators, oxygen concentrators, steel pipes for manufacturing Oxygen Cylinders and associated equipment for the next three months, or until further orders, said the ministry.

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Covid-19: How govt is tackling oxygen crisis as cases continue to soar | India News

NEW DELHI: A sharp rise in Covid-19 cases and deaths in the country has led shortage of hospital beds and medical-grade oxygen. The government has ramped up its efforts to get oxygen to hospitals using Oxygen Express, air force planes and trucks to transport tankers as fresh cases once again touched a new peak of 3.49 lakh in a single day. Govt bars use of liquid oxygen for non-medical purposes The Centre, in order to ease the oxygen supply situation at hospitals treating Covid patients, decided on Sunday to restrict the use of liquid oxygen, including all the existing stock, to only medical purposes with immediate effect.

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