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Express News Service BHUBANESWAR: Amid the relentless surge of Covid-19, Bhubaneswar seems to be fast going the Delhi way. The scramble for beds by people to admit their disease-stricken kin and family members has assumed worrying proportions with private hospitals beginning to refuse patients under the plea of full-occupancy. This comes in the face of tall claims of the State government and Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) of having sufficient number of beds in the Capital city. Most of the private hospitals have started putting up no vacancy boards and denying admissions even to thos...

BHUBANESWAR: On Civil Services Day, a man lodged a complaint against a senior IAS officer with Saheed Nagar police station for allegedly assaulting him when the former’s pet dog defecated at the entrance of the bureaucrat’s home near Regional College Chhak here on Wednesday morning. “I was taking a walk, along with my pet dog, around 6am when it ran towards the IAS officer’s home and defecated outside it. Seeing strangers, the IAS officer’s dog started barking. He then let his dog loose to attack me. I caught hold of the dog’s neck, following which the officer kicked and assaulte...

Representative Image BHUBANESWAR: With a surge in fresh Covid-19 cases in the state, the daily routine of elders has been disrupted again. Doctors have advised them against going out for non-essential work and many have voluntarily stopped going out for morning walks and evening strolls due to fear of infection. Those staying alone have once again started depending on home delivery services for grocery, medicine and other essentials, bringing back disturbing memories of 2020. “As fresh Covid cases have started increasing again, life has become harder for elderly persons like us. Since eld...

CP Recover Over 100 Stolen Mobile Phones; Two Arrested 22 Bhubaneswar: The Commissionerate Police on Monday arrested two persons, who were allegedly indulged in mobile phone snatching in from different places of the State. Police have also recovered over 100 stolen mobile phones from them. The accused, identified as Sanjay Gadanayak and Lipun Sahu of Angul, were arrested following a complaint by one, Asutosh Das, proprietor of City Commercial Service with Saheed Nagar police. In his complaint, Das had alleged that over 90 phones were stolen during transit to Rourkela by bus. Based on the pla...