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Micro-containment zones rise twofold

Updated: April 26, 2021 01:53 IST From about 20 zones on April 17, the figure is now inching towards 50 in the Union Territory Share Article AAA PUDUCHERRY, 20 April 2021: Paavendhar Street in Orleanpet in Puducherry identified as a containment zone has been barricaded with tin sheets following increase in COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. Photo: KUMAR SS / The Hindu   From about 20 zones on April 17, the figure is now inching towards 50 in the Union Territory The number of micro-containment zones in Puducherry has more than doubled in the span of a week, in proportion to the recent surge in new cases and the net increase in home isolation cases and the overall caseload.

Covid-19: Six More Areas Declared Micro Containment Zones In Srinagar

SRINAGAR: Authorities on Friday declared six more areas of Batamaloo, Khanyar, Zadibal and SR Gunj Srinagar as Micro Containment Zones in view of the detection of fresh Covid-19 cases. Officials told the news agency Kashmir News Observer (KNO) that six more areas in Srinagar have been proclaimed as COVID-19 containment zones, including Batamaloo, Khanyar, Zadibal, and SR Gunj, by the Srinagar administration to contain the spread of Covid-19. The areas which have been declared as Micro Containment Zones include Reshi Mohalla near Muskaan Resorts Abi Nowpora Kohan Khan, Sonwar, Khashkhash Bagh near Central Jail Rainawari, Khimber Reshi Pora near bus stop, Jabeen Guest lane near Abdullah bridge Rajbagh and Majeed Bagh Ganderpora Eidgah.

Mumbai, Bihar women, 22-yr-old youth among 14 die of COVID in Jammu

IFS officer, GMC Ortho Prof, Physio among 5 docs infected Another casualty, 198 new cases in Ladakh Sanjeev Pargal/Fayaz Bukhari JAMMU/SRINAGAR/LEH, Apr 23: In sudden spike in COVID deaths, Jammu and Kashmir today recorded this year’s single day highest 20 fatalities and 1937 fresh cases with Jammu district worst affected as it reported 525 positives, more than that of Srinagar district which reported 501. Fourteen Corona casualties, six of them women including one each hailing from Mumbai in Maharashtra and Darbanga in Bihar and a 22-year-old youth besides 846 cases were reported in Jammu region while six persons succumbed to the virus and there were 1091 new cases in Kashmir.

Govt defers Darbar Move; cancels Class 10th exams, postpones Class 12th papers

Govt defers Darbar Move; cancels Class 10th exams, postpones Class 12th papers Govt defers Darbar Move; cancels Class 10th exams, postpones Class 12th papers All incoming travelers to be tested at Lakhanpur, others at Vijaypur 4 casualties, 1141 cases in J&K; one dies, 208 test +ve in Leh Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU/SRINAGAR/ LEH, Apr 15: In a series of COVID control measures, the Jammu and Kashmir Government today deferred biannual Darbar Move to Srinagar, cancelled remaining Class 10th exams and postponed Class 12th papers, extended closure of all schools up to and including Class 12th till April 30 and ordered testing of all incoming travelers at Lakhanpur, inter-State movers at Thandi Khui in Samba and closure of coaching centres as the Union Territory recorded four more Corona casualties and 1141 cases.

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