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Salaries of those refusing Covid shots may be held back: Odisha

Salaries of those refusing Covid shots may be held back: Odisha By IANS | Published on Fri, Feb 5 2021 21:36 IST | 0 Views China plays catch up: To offer coronavirus vaccines to WHO s COVAX.. Image Source: IANS News Cuttack, Feb 5 : The district administration in Odisha s Cuttack has warned of withholding salaries of health and Anganwadi workers who refused to take Covid-19 vaccines after registration. In a directive, Cuttack District Collector Bhabani Shankar Chayani said such employees cannot withdraw their salaries if they do not take the jab by February 10. It is found that a large number of health workers/anganwadi workers who have registered under different establishments are not turning up for Covid-19 vaccination. As the percentage of vaccination of Cuttack district is one of the lowest in the state, it is causing a great embarrassment, Chayani said in a letter to the Cuttack Municipal Corporation Commissioner, the Principal and Dean, SCB Med

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2 Sundargarh health workers fall ill after receiving Covaxin shots

2 Sundargarh health workers fall ill after receiving Covaxin shots
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2 Sundargarh DHH security guards fall ill after receiving Covaxin shots

2 Sundargarh DHH security guards fall ill after receiving Covaxin shots Post News Network Sundargarh: Two security personnel posted at Sundargarh district headquarters hospital (DHH) have fallen ill after receiving COVID-19 vaccine shots. Dubraj Rana and Manas Karali complained of uneasiness a day after receiving the injections. They have been admitted to the hospital and are being kept under observation. According to Dubraj, he had received the shot January 16 when vaccination was launched across India. “After receiving the Covaxin shot, I attended to my duties before going home. When I was doing my duty Sunday, I suddenly felt feverish. I also felt numbness in my left hand and it seemed that the hand was getting paralysed.” Manas also narrated the same reactions.

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Odisha School Reopening: 31 teachers, students test positive for COVID-19 in Gajapati

Updated Jan 11, 2021 | 10:28 IST Odisha Schools reopened on January 8, 2021. As per the protocols, teachers had to undergo COVID19 testing. As many as 31 teachers and students have tested positive in Gajapati district of Odisha. 31 teachers, students test positive in Odisha | Photo Credit: ANI After the re-opening of schools in Odisha, 31 teachers and students have tested positive for COVID-19 in Gajapati district, informed Dr Pradeep Kumar Patra, Chief District Medical Officer on Sunday. Schools reopened for students of Class 10 and 12 in Odisha on January 8, after remaining closed for over 9 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As many as 31 new infections detected in the district. Among them 90 percent are teachers and they would be barred from attending schools, said Patra.

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Coronavirus live updates | 26 teachers in Odisha test positive

Priority for COVID-19 immunisation will be given to the healthcare and frontline workers, estimated to be around 3 crore in number, followed by those above 50 years of age and the under-50 population groups with co-morbidities, numbering around 27 crore, the Health Ministry said.

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