Rodents get into neglected caskets at N.J. cemetery, report says
Updated Apr 28, 2021;
State officials are looking into a report that filled caskets were stacked seven high at a Hillside cemetery and that rodents got into one.
A woman who was not identified told RLS Media that she saw the open casket at Evergreen Cemetery and Crematory last weekend when she visited to see if her grandmother had been buried.
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“The Division of Consumer Affairs has not received a complaint about the incident referenced in the article,” a spokeswoman said in emailed statement to NJ Advance Media. “However, the Cemetery Board is aware of allegations pertaining to ground conditions in a specific area of Evergreen Cemetery and the matter is under review.”
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The COVID-19 related restrictions, operative across Rajasthan till May 3, have forced the grocery stores to adopt new models for supplying essential items to the consumers, while the State government has launched a crackdown on hoarding, black-marketing and overpricing of food products. In addition to the night curfew in force, the markets are closed during the curbs.
Facing the challenge of maintaining the supply chain, most of the grocery stores in Jaipur and elsewhere have got themselves registered with the platforms which render standardised services in the relaxation period of five hours everyday. The kirana, milk, vegetable and fruit shops are allowed to remain open from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Audrey Young: Rating Jacinda Ardern s second-term Cabinet after six months
28 Apr, 2021 05:00 PM
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson at the first meeting of the second-term Cabinet on November 6 last year. Photo / Mark Mitchell
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson at the first meeting of the second-term Cabinet on November 6 last year. Photo / Mark Mitchell
OPINION:
One of Jacinda Ardern s newest ministers and two experienced ministers have scored highest in the Herald s latest rating for her second-term Cabinet. Next week will be six months since the Government was sworn in