FIR registered under UAPA against accused Dominic in Kalamassery blast.  An FIR has been registered under Sections 16(a) and 16(a) of the Explosives Act, murder and attempt to murder.

Meanwhile following the Kalamasery blast, the Medical Board has imposed strict restrictions on visitors who come to see those who are undergoing burn treatment in various hospitals.  The medical board’s strict recommendation is because those undergoing treatment are likely to have secondary health problems.

 A 14-member medical board has been constituted to ensure expert treatment.  The Medical Board consists of the Director of Health Department, expert doctors from Kottayam, Thrissur, Kalamaseri Medical Colleges and Health Department.  So far 52 people have sought treatment.  Currently 18 people are in ICU.  6 of them are in critical condition.

 Kochi: Another gold rush at Nedumbassery airport.  Jewelery worth Rs 33 lakh was seized.  A five-member group from Dubai was caught by customs.

 The gold smuggling took place under the leadership of Sadiq, a native of Kozhikode.  Customs seized 27 gold rings and four gold necklaces hidden in a key chain.  It was hidden in the key ring.  After finding something unusual in the luggage, it was found to be gold when the keys were checked.  Gold was seized from many passengers in the past few days.

 Thiruvananthapuram: Security has been increased at Sabarimala in the wake of the Kalamasery blast.  Such an incident in the state has put the police and security agencies under pressure.

 Millions of pilgrims from other states visit Sabarimala during Mandal.  A few weeks ago, after traveling through the forbidden forest area, some reached the KSEB tower near Sannidhanam.

 After the news came out and the incident became controversial, there was a demand for increased security at Sabarimala from various quarters.

A huge explosion at the convention center in Kalamasery. A woman died. 36 people were injured.

• It was Dominic who dropped the bomb

It has been confirmed that Kochi native Dominic Martin, who surrendered to the Kodakara police, carried out the blast…

• Kalamasery blast: Police said strict action will be taken if fake news is spread

• NIA team reached Kalamasery

• All programs related to Keraleeyam have been changed and all the programs that were scheduled to be held today have been postponed to Monday in the wake of the Kalamasery blast.

• Left Front Convenor E.P. Jayarajan about the Explosion

Left Front Convenor E.P. Jayarajan said that the Kalamasery blast was a shocking terrorist incident. There were 3 explosions. The convention center was engulfed in smoke in the first blast. It was a planned explosion. An attempt to disrupt the social life of Kerala.

• The initial conclusion is that the bomb exploded in the tiffin box. Remnants of an IED (Improvised Explosive Device) were found.

• Health Minister in Kalamasery

Health Minister Veena George visited the injured at Kalamasery Medical College.

• The dead woman was identified

The person who died in the Kalamasery blast has been identified. A woman named Libina died. There is no clarity about their location and age.

• Kalamassery blast: One surrenders at police station; A native of Kochi claims that he planted the bomb

Thiruvananthapuram: For the convenience of passengers, Southern Railway has added extra coaches in trains operating in Kerala.  A second class general coach has been added to the Vanchinad Express which runs from Thiruvananthapuram Central to Ernakulam Junction.

 A second class general coach will be added to the Vanchinad Express from Ernakulam Junction to Thiruvananthapuram Central from November 1.  An additional second class coach will be added to Venad Express from Thiruvananthapuram Central to Shornur and back from tomorrow.

 Intercity Express from Ernakulam Junction to Kannur will have a second class general coach from today and Intercity Express from Kannur to Ernakulam Junction will have a second class general coach from October 31.  From tomorrow, a second class general coach will be added to the Executive Express, which runs from Kannur to Alappuzha and vice versa.

 Only one coach is allowed in each train.  It is believed that the current travel woes will be solved by providing additional coaches.

Kozhikode: The District Collector has issued an order imposing traffic control at Tamarasseri Pass.  Due to the Navratri holiday, there was a huge traffic jam at the pass.  In the background of this, traffic restrictions will be imposed at Tamarassery Pass during the holidays and the restrictions will continue till further order.

 Restrictions are imposed on large vehicles including tipper lorries with more than 6 wheels and goods vehicles with more than 10 wheels.  Large vehicles will not be allowed on holidays including Saturday and Sunday from 3 pm to 9 pm.  The restriction also applies on Fridays and Saturdays adjacent to second Saturdays.  Restrictions have been imposed on Mondays from 6 am to 9 pm.  Also, parking of vehicles at the pass is prohibited.  Illegal parking will be fined.

 Buses had an accident at the 8th turn of Thamarassery pass this morning too.  The accident happened when 2 KSRTC buses collided at 8th turn around 3 pm.  And this past week also there was severe traffic jam.  The passengers, including women and children, were trapped for hours.  In this situation, restrictions were imposed on large vehicles.  In the past, when there was a traffic jam, heavy vehicles were restricted at the Thamarassery pass, but later it was not implemented due to various reasons.

Thiruvananthapuram: Department of Tourism with various microsites to unveil the rich and diverse heritage of the state.  Microsites are being prepared which introduce and describe the features of various places of worship in the state.  A multilingual microsite is being prepared about Sabarimala, a major pilgrimage center in Kerala.  A revamped microsite is being developed to help Sabarimala pilgrims with travel, accommodation and multilingual e-brochures.

 The Sabarimala microsite is being expanded by developing content in Hindi, Tamil, Kannada and Telugu languages ​​in addition to English.  The project also includes e-brochure, promotional film and online marketing campaigns on Sabarimala pilgrimage.  This will make the pilgrimage to Sabarimala, which attracts lakhs of devotees every year, a hassle-free and comfortable experience.

 Itineraries about other temples and holy places to visit after visiting Sabarimala are also available through Kerala Tourism website and YouTube channel.  Through this, the tourism department is also promoting the rich heritage of the state to more people.  Detailed information about routes to each shrine, transport facility and accommodation near the shrines will ensure a comprehensive and attractive pilgrimage for devotees including those from other states.

 The microsite contains the latest information about Sabarimala Darshan, geographical details, cultural insights and traditional knowledge related to the temple. https://sabarimala.kerala.gov.in/