Thrissur: E-hundi placed in Guruvayur. The e-Kanika system is a collaboration between State Bank of India, a public sector bank, and Guruvayoor Devaswom Board.E-Kanika system has been implemented in Guruvayur temple targeting new generation temple devotees. Two ‘E’ Bhandaras should be present in the temple for this purpose. That’s why even if you don’t have money in hand for offerings and Dakshina, you can use the e-Kanika system. People can avail this service even at home. QR code has also been displayed at various places in the temple. Guruvayur Devaswom Board Chairman V.K. Vijayan E inaugurated the project.

Any amount can be given as a gift through e-hundi. State Bank of India will ensure the security of transactions. Online payment system has also been arranged at the prasad distribution counters for offering prasad stew, etc. Each month’s bhandar received through e-Bhandar will be recorded in the counting figures.

Thiruvananthapuram: The vaccination camp for pet dogs organized by the municipality will start from tomorrow. Pet dogs that receive the vaccine are also licensed at the camp. Dogs that have been vaccinated within one year will be licensed on production of certificates on payment of statutory fee. As part of the campaign, strict legal action will be taken against the owners who do not take the vaccine and obtain the license.

In order to solve the issue of stray dogs, Thiruvananthapuram Municipal Corporation ABC Monitoring Committee decided to conduct a campaign to fully vaccinate street dogs and pet dogs. Vaccination of domestic dogs is the first phase of the campaign.

The first phase of the camp will start on 18th and end on 20th. Vaccination for pet dogs will be done in 15 veterinary hospitals working under the municipality. The camp will be held from 7 am to 12 noon at Ambalathara, Kadakampally, Thirimmood, Kazhakoottam Thrikannapuram Vettikuzhi, Vattiyoorkav, Vizhinjam, Attinkuzhi Kudapanakunn, Pongummood, Petta, Nalanchira, Thiruvallam and Srikariyam.

For this, ten thousand doses of the medicine, which will be effective for three years, were purchased considering the emergency situation. City residents should take necessary steps to get their pet dogs to vaccination centers and get them vaccinated.
From 25.09.22 to 1.11.22 all stray dogs will be vaccinated in 100 wards in the city in 4 teams.

Thiruvananthapuram: Labor councils are being organized under the leadership of the Local Self-Government Department to guide the youth towards employment and enterprises. The guidelines regarding the organization of trade unions have been released.

Minister of Local Self-Government Excise Department MB Rajesh said that through the labor councils, the aim is to identify job seekers, find suitable job opportunities and guide them to employment within and outside Kerala and the country. This new idea of organizing youth locally and bringing them to work under the leadership of local self-government bodies is the first of its kind in the world.

The Fourteenth Five Year Plan aims to transform local self-government bodies into centers of sustainable regional economic growth. Priority objectives are local economic development and job creation. Trade unions are also part of creating maximum employment opportunities and encouraging entrepreneurship in all sectors.

The plan to provide employment to 5 out of 1,000 people, the plan to start one lakh enterprises in a year, and the plan to provide employment to 20 lakh people through K-Disc will all be carried out with the cooperation of labor councils.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan will officially inaugurate the labor councils on September 20.

Walayar:  A young man was arrested with 6.5 grams of MDMA during a vehicle inspection at the Walayar Toll Plaza as part of a special excise drive on the occasion of Onam.
Denny Baby (23) was arrested at his house in Pannur Mundathanath, Thodupuzha, Idukki. The drugs were smuggled in a private bus coming from Bangalore to Cherthala.
Under the leadership of Palakkad Excise Range Inspector K Nishanth, Preventive Officer (Grade) V Devakumar, V Shyamji, CEOs A Naufal, A Madhu, R Ramesh Vanitha, CEO K Ranjini Driver S and Sani participated in the inspection.

Wayanad: Sandalwood smuggled in a car was seized in Wayanad Sultan Batheri. The accused were caught during the vehicle inspection by Battery police. The police arrested Koduvalli natives Majafar and Abdul Aziz and Kallur native Gopi who had handed sandalwood to them.
23 kg of sandalwood was cut into pieces and wrapped in a sack and kept in the trunk of the car. 40000 rupees and weapons used to cut sandalwood were recovered from the accused.

Vizhinjam: Because of the possibility of conflict in the wake of the Vizhinjam port strike, District Collector Jeromick George has announced that the operation of liquor shops has been banned in Vizhinjam, Kovalam, Balaramapuram, Thiruvallam, Kanjiramkulam, and Nemam police station limits tomorrow.

The notification says that the ban is being taken into account that the public rally led by Christian organizations as part of the Vizhinjam strike and the bike rally organized by residents against it may cause law and order problems.

Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan announced that September will be observed as Rabies Prevention Month in the state. An intensive campaign to vaccinate stray dogs will be started from September 20. The Chief Minister said that stray dog bite is an issue that all people must face together and the problem cannot be solved by killing stray dogs. Such actions cannot be accepted and a scientific solution is needed for this.

He said in a press conference that the dumping of waste in public places has led to the gathering of dogs and this will be strictly prevented and a special meeting will be held for this purpose and instructions will be given.

Meanwhile, there are 21 deaths due to lice infestation this year. He added that 15 of them were unvaccinated. Tests were conducted to find out the cause of death of all the 21 who died. But the chief minister said that there was a 57% increase in the use of anti-venom vaccines and ensuring the quality of anti-venom vaccines is central.