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Goa oxygen crisis: 75 dead in 4 days - Story so far - Vimarsana News

Goa oxygen crisis: 75 dead in 4 days - Story so far

ANI Thirteen Covid patients died at Goa's apex government hospital, the Goa Medical College, in the early hours of Friday owing to oxygen mismanagement, even as the death toll of patients who died between 2 am and 6 am at the premier facility reached 75 in four days. Videos of chaos at the numerous wards of the medical college have gone viral, with patients, relatives pleading for assistance as well as uploading emotive snapshots of helplessness and lack of hygiene in the health facility. A video shot at ward number 145, shows patients sleeping on mattresses and with oxygen monitors beeping ...

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opp to Goa CM - Vimarsana News

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opp to Goa CM

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opp to Goa CM ​ By IANS | ​ 6 Views   Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opp to Goa CM. Image Source: IANS News Panaji, April 28 : Days after the Supreme Court's Central Empowered Committee (CEC) slammed the South Western Railways track doubling project as non-justifiable and recommended major alterations to other road and power projects in protected forest areas along the Goa-Karnataka border, the opposition has now demanded scrapping of the three projects. Leader of Opposition Digambar Kamat on Wednesday sai...

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opposition to Goa CM - Vimarsana News

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opposition to Goa CM

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Opposition to Goa CM   Wed, Apr 28 2021 10:12:19 AM Panaji, Apr 28 (IANS): Days after the Supreme Court's Central Empowered Committee (CEC) slammed the South Western Railways track doubling project as non-justifiable and recommended major alterations to other road and power projects in protected forest areas along the Goa-Karnataka border, the opposition has now demanded scrapping of the three projects. Leader of Opposition Digambar Kamat on Wednesday said that the CEC report has also vindicated the stand of the opposition, which had r...

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Oppn to Goa CM - Vimarsana News

Scrap road, rail, power projects critiqued by SC panel: Oppn to Goa CM

Days after the Supreme Court's Central Empowered Committee (CEC) slammed the South Western Railways track doubling project as non-justifiable and recommended major alterations to other road and power projects in protected forest areas along the Goa-Karnataka border, the opposition has now demanded scrapping of the three projects. Leader of Opposition Digambar Kamat on Wednesday said that the CEC report has also vindicated the stand of the opposition, which had rallied against the three projects, and nailed the BJP's intention of destroying the state's environment for sake of "crony capitali...

Goa Forward was like 'eclipse', glad parted ways: BJP - Vimarsana News

Goa Forward was like 'eclipse', glad parted ways: BJP

Goa Forward was like 'eclipse', glad parted ways: BJP ​ By IANS | ​ 2 Views Vijai Sardesai. (Photo: @VijaiSardesai/Twitter). Image Source: IANS News Panaji, April 14 : Goa's ruling BJP on Wednesday welcomed the decision of regional party Goa Forward to quit the National Democratic Alliance, saying the party was like "inauspicious eclipse". "This is a welcome decision. The Goa BJP is glad because we had sacked them from the government in 2019 after informing the national party leaders. The Goa Forward was like an inauspicious eclipse to the NDA. Now the eclipse is gone," state BJP spokes...