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Three persons including a toddler and his mother died in two separate road accidents in Rajkot city. A 30-year-old man died near Hirasara airport when his two-wheeler was hit by an unknown vehicle. In another incident, a 21-year-old woman and her 18-month-old son died during treatment in hospital. The woman and her son were hit by a car in Metoda area. This news article also includes other recent incidents such as a student hanging himself to death in a hostel and a lioness falling into an open well in Amreli district.

Vadodara: More people are being cured from Covid-19 than those infected as the Covid-19 wave goes down in the city and district.

More than 1,100 mucormycosis patients who had recovered from COVID-19 are undergoing treatment at government hospitals in four major cities of Gujarat, officials said on Friday. The state government has declared mucormycosis a pandemic and notifiable disease under the Epidemic Diseases Act, which means the hospitals need to notify the government about suspected and confirmed cases of this fatal fungal infection, an official release said. Hospitals are also required to follow guidelines on screening, diagnosis and treatment of mucormycosis (also called black fungus) issued by the Centre and...

Net fixed at Samras Hostel in Rajkot RAJKOT: Fearing suicides by Covid-19 patients, the Rajkot district administration has fixed a big net in the Samras Hostel to thwart any such attempts at drastic steps. Last week, a woman had committed suicide by jumping from the fifth floor of this building, two days after testing positive. The nine-storey building has been converted into Covid facility where about 900 patients are under treatment at present. All are on oxygen support. Charansinh Gohil, additional collector and in-charge of the facility, said, “Some patients who are on oxygen support ...

Cops arrested the trio for the crime at Samras Hostel in Rajkot Rajkot: Taking human ethics and morals to the Nadir, three attendants at the Covid-19 Care Centre at Samras Hostel near University in Rajkot city, have been caught stealing from the Covid victims at the facility. Cops arrested the trio for stealing cash, mobile and valuables and recovered Rs 32,500 in cash, two mobile phones, two gold rings, and one silver bracelet from their room. According to police, accused Vikram Teji, Mahendra Bharti and Mana Ram are natives of Rajasthan and in their 30s. They had been given accommodation a...