Doha: Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) today reported 440 new cases of coronavirus (Covid-19) and 177 people recovered from the virus in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of people recovered in Qatar to 148,314.
(MENAFN - Kashmir Observer) J & K High Court | File Photo Srinagar: The Jammu and Kashmir High Court has quashed detention orders under Public Safety Act against seven persons, one among them nicknamed as judge .
The detainees whose orders under PSA were quashed include Showkat Ahmad Mir of Sopore Baramulla, Muddasir Ahmad Dar of Pinjoora Shopian, Shafqat Abrar of Kulgam, Rayees Ahmad Chack of Chakpora DH Pora Kulgam, Nissar Ahmad Khanday of Chersoo Awantipora, Atta Mohammad Malik of Kulgam and Javed Ahmad Sofi alias judge of Parabagh Rawalpora Srinagar.
The detention orders were quashed by Justices Sanjeev Kumar, Rajnesh Oswal, and Sanjay Dhar while hearing separate petition filed by the detainees through their respective counsel, according to the judgments.
Rao had contracted SARS-CoV-2, which causes Covid-19, during his vacation to India last year.
Soon, he developed severe thrombosis blood clot in both his legs and underwent an unsuccessful surgery in Chennai.
Fortunately, he was saved from the amputation of his lower limbs at a hospital in Abu Dhabi.
His ordeal had started on October 30, when he tested Covid-19 positive in Chennai.
He was put on oxygen support for a week. However, he developed a niggling pain in both his legs while recovering from the viral infection at home. His health condition aggravated by the day.
On November 23, he collapsed at home and was rushed to hospital and later moved to a specialty healthcare facility.
(MENAFN - Newsroom Panama) The newly appointed governor of Panama, Carla García is trying to distance herself from a Public Ministry investigation following a report of a legislative subcommittee that reported physical, sexual and psychological abuse in shelters under the responsibility of the National Secretariat for Children, Adolescents and Family (Senniaf) while she was deputy director.
She absolved herself from responsibility in the case in a statement issued Saturday arguing that she worked in the social area as Deputy
Director a position she held for a year and a half.
Complaints were filed the cases of abuse and mistreatment reported in shelters for minors and at the corresponding administrative measures were taken, such as the closure of eight shelters throughout the country.