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African swine fever cases confirmed in Tripura, authorities begin culling pigs - Vimarsana News

African swine fever cases confirmed in Tripura, authorities begin culling pigs

African Swine Fever is a viral disease that affects pigs. Three of 87 samples of pigs tested positive for the viral disease in Tripura.

PDD issues revised curtailment schedule - Vimarsana News

PDD issues revised curtailment schedule

JAMMU:  Due to extreme hot weather conditions and resultant overloading of electrical infrastructure at Grid Station level, 33 KV lines and 33/11 KV

PDD issues curtailment schedule for June 11 to June 30 - Vimarsana News

PDD issues curtailment schedule for June 11 to June 30

JAMMU: Due to extreme hot weather conditions and resultant overloading of electrical infrastructure at Grid Station level, 33 KV lines and 33/11 KV

Sr. Physician, SI, many youth among 41 die of COVID - Vimarsana News

Sr. Physician, SI, many youth among 41 die of COVID

Cases cross one lakh in Jammu, recoveries more than new positives Deaths, cases surge in rural areas across region Non-local worker succumbs, 134 test +ve

COVID takes 39 more lives, 31 in Jammu distt alone; 17 women among dead - Vimarsana News

COVID takes 39 more lives, 31 in Jammu distt alone; 17 women among dead

1496 test positive, 1070 recover Sanjeev Pargal JAMMU, May 10: Surge continued in COVID deaths in the Union Territory especially in Jammu region which accounted for 39 casualties today in a total of 56 while 3614 persons tested positive, 1496 of them in Jammu. Out of 39 Corona casualties in Jammu region, 31 were reported in Jammu district, two each Udhampur, Kathua and Rajouri and one each in Samba and Reasi districts. Seventeen of the dead were women. Four persons succumbed to the virus at home and were later shifted to hospital. A 93-year-old man from Anand Nagar Talab Tillo, 70-year-old fr...