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Bird flu: Maharashtra: Bird flu confirmed after 900 hens die in Parbhani

In the morning, Parbhani Collector Deepak Muglikar told that bird flu has been confirmed as the cause of death of around 900 hens at a poultry farm in Murumba village and the district administration has decided to cull nearly 8,000 birds in the village.

India bird flu outbreak spreads to Delhi, tens of thousands of birds culled

NT s fortnightly international arrival cap lifts to 850 under Commonwealth agreement

NT s fortnightly international arrival cap lifts to 850 under Commonwealth agreement MonMonday 11 updated MonMonday 11 Chief Minister Michael Gunner says Australians stranded overseas will be prioritised. ( Share Print text only Cancel The cap on international arrivals staying at the quarantine facility near Howard Springs will increase from 500 to 850 people per fortnight under an agreement between the Federal and Northern Territory governments. Key points: To date, the NT has recorded 91 cases of coronavirus Since repatriation flights to the NT began, 2,497 arrivals have quarantined there Chief Minister Michael Gunner said the Northern Territory would begin to scale up the number of repatriated Australians staying at the centre this month.

Books on well being that inspire and give hope

Books that inspire and give hope BIKE AMBULANCE DADA: The Inspiring Story of Karimul Hak, The Man Who Saved Over 4000 Lives By Biswajit Jha, Penguin Random House Tea estate worker, Karimul Hak s heartwarming life story is about his free bike ambulance service in West Bengal. He ferries patients 45 kms from 20 villages in and around Dhalabari to the nearest district hospital in Malbazar in Jalpaiguri district and has saved thousands of lives over the last two decades. His bike, bought with a bank loan, is modified with a cot attached to it to work as an ambulance. In 1995 Hak lost his mother after she suffered a heart attack in the middle of the night. He could not take her to hospital because there was no transport. A year later when a co-worker collapsed, Hak tied him to his back and drove him to the hospital on his manager s bike. His colleague recovered and the idea of a bike ambulance was born to fill the gap in rural health care. His work won him the Padmashri in 2017.

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