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Meet the faceless warriors in a city s anti-Covid-19 fight

Meet the faceless warriors in a city’s anti-Covid-19 fight © Provided by The Times of India POLICE: IT IS A CRIME TO STAY AWAYOn February 17, city police were busy knocking on doors in Kochi. As many as 279 people are in home quarantine in the city and they had come calling on each one. Their duty: explain the importance of quarantine to relatives and friends of people in isolation, all the while ensuring that Covid-19 suspects are still adhering to restrictions. This is not just the case in Kochi, the police machinery has actively been mobilised to control the outbreak and cops are planning up to four visits a day to ensure that people in quarantine stick to the health protocol. The cops, from civil officers to deputy superintendents of police, are out in the street wearing masks trying their best to prevent an outbreak.

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Prana oxygen supply project in Thrissur draws attention

‘Prana’ oxygen supply project in Thrissur draws attention Updated: Updated: Share Article A ward at Thrissur Medical College hospital with Prana Oxygen supply. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement At a time when the entire country is gasping for oxygen, Prana Air for Care – a project introduced in Thrissur Medical College Hospital to reach oxygen supply directly to in-patients beds, is drawing attention. Introduced sometime back with public participation, the project was aimed at providing oxygen for all in-patients. The project has high relevance especially in the time of widespread COVID-19. People who are ready to be part of the project can donate their share.

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Two killed, 25 injured as tree falls on devotees during Thrissur Pooram fest

Two killed, 25 injured as tree falls on devotees during Thrissur Pooram fest Around 40 people, including the organising committee members, percussion artists were rescued by the Fire and Rescue Service personnel. Share Via Email | A+A A- By Express News Service THRISSUR: Two persons were killed and 25 others sustained injuries as the branch of a huge banyan tree fell over the devotees and percussion artists during the Madathil Varavu procession held as part of Thrissur Pooram at around midnight on Friday. Thiruvambadi Devaswom Pooram organising committee member Ramesh and Paniyath Radhakrishnan of Poonkunnam met with tragic end as the branch fell on their head while the percussion performance led by Kongadu Madhu was in progress. Around 7 people who sustained serious injuries were shifted to Thrissur Medical College Hospital, 28 others were admitted to district hospital.

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Two killed as tree falls on procession at Thrissur Pooram

Two killed as tree falls on procession at Thrissur Pooram
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Kerala agri minister tests positive for COVID-19 for the second time

Kerala agri minister tests positive for COVID-19 for the second time V S Sunilkumar has been admitted to Thrissur Medical College Hospital where his condition is stated to be stable. Share Via Email | A+A A- By Express News Service THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala agriculture minister V S Sunilkumar, who had recovered from the coronavirus infection last September, has tested positive again. He has been admitted to Thrissur Medical College Hospital where his condition is stated to be stable. He took the test after he got a cold and experienced loss of smell. His son Niranjan Krishna has also tested positive for the virus.

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