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Maharashtra: Lockdown in Amravati starts today as Covid-19 cases surge A health worker takes a swab sample of a passenger at Bandra train station (AP)Premium The purpose of the restriction is to check crowding at market places during this weekend The authorities are looking to see the impact of the measure to decide on further steps for controlling the spread of coronavirus Share Via Read Full Story In view of the rising Covid-19 cases in Maharashtra, a weekend lockdown has been imposed in the Amravati district, starting 8 pm on Saturday till Monday 7 am. The purpose of the restriction is to...

No foreign strain of Covid-19 found in Amravati, Yavatmal: Maharashtra govt  No foreign strain of Covid-19 found in Amravati, Yavatmal: Maharashtra govt  No change has been found in the genetic sequence of the virus in samples taken from these districts. This rules out the possibility that the new mutated strains from the UK, South Africa and Brazil have reached here. advertisement In recent weeks, Covid-19 cases have been rising in several districts of Maharashtra. The Maharashtra Health department has issued a statement saying no foreign strain of the virus causing Covid-19 has been found...

Updated: No foreign virus strains detected in samples from districts: Health Department Share Article AAA Cautious: Amid the surge in COVID-19 cases, a health worker collects swab samples in Dharavi on Friday.   | Photo Credit: EMMANUAL YOGINI No foreign virus strains detected in samples from districts: Health Department In its highest single-day jump since December last year, Maharashtra reported 6,112 new COVID-19 cases on Friday. The Health Department said no new virus strains were detected in the samples tested from Amravati, Yavatmal and Satara districts. State Health Minister Rajesh T...

It’ll be first govt medical college in Maha, first state-run lab to do so; at present, NIV, NCCS do the needful in the city

SEATTLE, WASH. — February 5, 2021 — Today the Allen Institute’s Chief Scientific Officer, Todd Peterson, Ph.D., announced plans to step down from his role effective March 1 to pursue other professional opportunities.  Peterson joined the Allen Institute in December 2018, in the newly created role of Chief Scientific Officer. In his role he has overseen translational efforts and collaborations and advanced the long-term strategy for all four of the Institute’s divisions. Additionally, Peterson developed and led the Office of Science and Technology, formed the ...