No relief for districts with over 10 percent positivity rate To discuss in Cabinet before issuing fresh guidelines Bengaluru: With Case Positivity Rate (CPR) declining less than 10 percent in most districts, the State Government is planning a phase-wise lifting of lockdown across the State. The present lockdown will end at 6 am on June…
Centre fixes rates for three Covid-19 vaccines
June 9, 2021Covishield – Rs. 780 Covaxin – Rs. 1,410 Sputnik V – Rs. 1,145 New Delhi: The Union Government has fixed maximum price that Private Hospitals can charge for each dose of Covishield, Covaxin and Sputnik V vaccines against COVID-19. The Hospitals can charge a maximum of Rs. 780 for a dose of Covishield, Rs. 1,410…
No takers for melons and tomatoes
June 9, 2021While watermelons rot in Periyapatna, K.R. Nagar tomato growers dump produce on road Periyapatna/K.R. Nagar: COVID-19 pandemic, which has created havoc in the State, has left many including farmers in distress. While watermelon growers in Periyapatna have suffered huge losses as there are no takers following the lockdown, tomato growers in K.R. Nagar have dumped…
MLA consoles families of COVID dead in Krishnaraja Assembly Constituency
June 9, 2021Launches distribution of Death Certificates, benefits under Govt. Schemes Mysore/Mysuru: Krishnaraja MLA S.A. Ramdas has launched a campaign of visiting houses of the Covid dead and handing over Death Certificates to their family members in his Constituency here yesterday. Consoling the aggrieved family members, the MLA also launched the distribution of benefits under various Union…
1,700 State Govt. employees died of Corona since March 2020
June 9, 2021121 have succumbed to contagion in second wave Bengaluru: As many as 1,700 State Government employees have succumbed to Coronavirus since March 2020. Out of this, 121 employees have died in the current second wave of COVID-19. Most of the deceased employees belonged to Education, Health and Home Departments. Around 60 percent of employees have…
Woman argues with Police for stopping her bike during lockdown
June 9, 2021Mysore/Mysuru: A woman bike rider arguing with the Police for stopping her bike during lockdown hours and trying to ride away took place in city yesterday and the video of the incident has gone viral on social media. Yesterday, the Police, who were conducting checking on Valmiki Road, stopped a woman and a pillion rider…
Free vaccination for industrial workers
June 9, 2021Mysore/Mysuru: Mysuru Industries Association (MIA) President Vasu and Secretary Suresh Kumar have urged all industries as well as micro, small and medium-sized industrial units in Mysuru, Mandya and Chamarajanagar districts to submit their applications for providing free vaccination to their industrial workers and other staff members. As a precautionary measure, to control COVID infection, respective…
COVID keeps cherries at bay
June 9, 2021By M.B. Pavan Murthy Nutritionists say “a cherry a day keeps COVID at bay.” What’s happening in Mysuru is just opposite: COVID is keeping cherries at bay. This is the season when loads of juicy and ripe ‘Nerle Hannu’ or jamun fruit come to Mysuru and this is the time of the year when mouths…
Politicians, sportspersons, organisations lend helping hand to the needy
June 9, 2021Politicians, sportspersons and organisations are lending a helping hand by donating and distributing groceries, food packets and other items to ASHA, Health and Anganwadi workers, employees of various firms and the poor and the needy people to help them sustain during the current pandemic situation. Krishnaraja MLA S.A. Ramdas distributed ration kits to ASHA and…
Mysuru District COVID-19 War Room Report: June 8, 2021
June 8, 2021COVID-19 Positive Cases Analysis of Mysuru District as on 08/06/2021 | 8:00 PM.
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