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At 1 p.m. on Saturday, the Delhi government website Coronabeds.jantasamvad.org showed there were 1,798 COVID-19 beds available in 46 hospitals across the Capital. However, when The Hindu contacted these hospitals, only one said it had vacancy, and that too for pregnant women. Contact numbers for the hospitals, both government and private, are available on the website. Reflecting the immense pressure on hospitals as new infections and deaths continue to surge in the city, many of the phone calls by this reporter went unanswered, or were met with either a busy signal or an ‘out of order’...

Coronavirus | Amid crisis, Delhi hospitals remain out of reach Updated: Updated: Numbers on Govt website were not answered; despite listing, hospitals deny vacant beds Share Article AAA A security person stops people due to non availability of beds at LNJP Hospital, in New Delhi, Saturday, April 24, 2021.   | Photo Credit: PTI Numbers on Govt website were not answered; despite listing, hospitals deny vacant beds Amid the surging cases in the virulent second wave of the pandemic, lack of accurate information on the availability of beds has been a major obstacle for those seeking treatment....

Text Size: A+ Singhu, Ghazipur: As the second wave of Covid-19 continues to sweep Delhi, the Singhu and Ghazipur borders have come under sharp focus again as farmers continue to camp there to protest against the Narendra Modi government’s three farm laws. When ThePrint visited the two sites Thursday, there was little adherence to Covid-19 protocols among the protesters even as the pandemic rages in Delhi.   At the Singhu border, connecting Delhi and Haryana, ThePrint found no social distancing, no masks and no testing at the site, while the protest site at Ghazipur, which connects Del...

New Delhi: In yet another shocking incident, two men were held on charges of killing their neighbour. The trio got engaged in an argument after the victim abused them while drinking.

Updated: April 11, 2021 00:29 IST Family’s tenant abducted toddler for a ransom of ₹40 lakh as he wanted to settle down with girlfriend Share Article AAA Family’s tenant abducted toddler for a ransom of ₹40 lakh as he wanted to settle down with girlfriend When the kidnapper along with the seven-month-old boy was 800 metres away from the police, the officers lost his location and were about to lose him. They, however, decided to take a risk and ended up successful. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Outer) Parvinder Singh said that around 1.30 p.m. on Friday, Outer Delhi’s Ranhola police...