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BHUBANESWAR: Given that social distancing is getting compromised in crowded market places in the city, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) is in the process of identifying suitable places for vegetable markets at open spaces for public safety. The places identified during the first wave are likely to be utilized again. “There has been a sudden increase in positive cases in Bhubaneswar which need to be controlled with adherence to Covid-appropriate behaviour. We had conducted a meeting with market associations to identify suitable places for vegetable markets at decentralized spaces...

VIRUS WATCH BHUBANESWAR: Fearing possible spread of virus in slums during the second wave, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Friday deployed 405 frontline health workers in around 500 slums for carrying out daily surveillance. The frontline workers include Ashas, anganwadi and mahila arogya samiti (MAS) members. In the first phase, the BMC had successfully contained spread of virus in slums by active surveillance that included tracking travel history of people, health mapping and getting the suspects tested. “The surveillance teams have been formed again to create re-awarenes...

At 108 COVID-19 cases, Bhubaneswar hits 5-month high The State Capital saw 39 per cent rise in its daily caseload as 150 persons tested positive in the city in the last 24 hours against 108 on Thursday.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Candidates stand at a safe distance before entering an examination center to attend OTET in Bhubaneswar on Friday. (Photo| EPS) By Express News Service BHUBANESWAR: The State Capital saw 39 per cent rise in its daily caseload as 150 persons tested positive in the city in the last 24 hours against 108 on Thursday. The number of cases reported in the day ...

Rohingya ‘criminal’ shot dead in Cox’s Bazar: police Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Rohingya criminals have shot a man dead from the same community, over establishing supremacy between groups, in a refugee camp at Teknaf in Cox's Bazar. The deceased was identified as Md Jubair (21), a resident of block C of Nayapara refugee camp. He is now receiving treatment at Cox's Bazar Sadar Hospital. Confirming the incident, Cox's Bazar Armed Police Battalion-16 Commander (superintenent of police) Md Tariqul Islam said members of a criminal Rohi...

BHUBANESWAR: The commissionerate police are all set to launch a mobile application for hoteliers to help them share information about their guests wit.