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Kerala to Tighten restrictions in five districts: Lockdown similar control in the state
Thiruvananthapuram: As the covid cases increased in the state, the government imposed strict restrictions in Kerala. Categorized restrictions are imposed in the state.
There are strict procedures in five districts. With the tightening of controls, congestion has decreased in major cities. Some trains are canceled until January 27.
Similar restrictions like lockdown were imposed in the state on Sunday. KSRTC will run only for required services. Unnecessary trips are not allowed. There is no public transportation, including KSRTC. District Collectors issued the orders regarding the covid restrictions in each district. Currently, there is no district in the C category. The regulation was tightened in the B category like Palakkad, Idukki, Thiruvananthapuram, Pathanamthitta, Wayanad Districts. Police have intensified inspections in public places. There are also restrictions on Ernakulam, Alappuzha, and Kollam districts in the A category.
Meanwhile, KSRTC services will be operated in major routes, Hospitals, Railway Stations, Airports etc.
Mumbai multi-story building fire: PM announces Rs. 2 lakh financial assistance to families of victims
Mumbai: The Prime Minister has announced financial assistance to the families of those killed and injured in the fire that broke out in a 20-story building in Mumbai.
The money will come from the Prime Minister’s Disaster Relief Fund. The families of those who lost their lives will be given Rs 2 lakh each and those injured will be given Rs 50,000 each, the Prime Minister said.
Meanwhile, the death toll in a fire at a 20-story residential building in Mumbai has risen to seven. The fire broke out on the 18th floor of the Kamala Building in the Tardeo area of Mumbai. The injured were rushed to nearby hospitals. The condition of the movers is critical. The fire broke out at the Kamala Building in Mumbai’s Tardeo area around 7 am on Saturday. Thirteen fire engines arrived on the scene and worked for more than three hours to put out the blaze. It is learned that the cause of the accident was a short circuit.
Encounter at Shopian in Jammu and Kashmir; Security forces kill a terrorist
Srinagar: Security forces killed a terrorist during a clash in Shopian in Jammu and Kashmir. The clash between the security forces and the terrorists took place at Kilbal in Shopian.
Security forces cordoned off the area. The search for more terrorists continues. Kashmir Zone Police said that steps have been taken to identify the slain terrorist.
Meanwhile, Jaish Muhammad terrorist was arrested with weapons from Pulwama this morning. He was arrested during a search conducted based on confidential information.
No loud music or talking, just turn off the lights at 10 pm on the train
New Delhi: Railways’ new order banning loud music and loud talking on phones on trains. Strict action will be taken if anyone is caught in this manner. The new measure is aimed at making travel more convenient for travelers.
In case of any such inconvenience to the passengers, the train staff will be held responsible. The new rule comes after the Railway Ministry received several complaints in this regard.
Train staff, including RPFs, ticket checkers, coach attendants, and caterers, will be responsible for ensuring that passengers are treated in an orderly and dignified manner so as not to cause any inconvenience to passengers.
During the awareness drive conducted by the Railways, the staff advised the passengers not to listen to music or speak loudly on the phone without earphones and to be polite.
In addition, the new law states that group passengers will not be allowed to speak until nightfall and all lights will be turned off after 10 pm. Passengers who do not comply with the rules will be dealt with strictly following the provisions of the Railways Act.
Dileep to be questioned for three days: HC; No arrests until Thursday
Kochi: Actor Dileep’s anticipatory bail application will be heard again on Thursday in the case of conspiracy to endanger the investigating officers in the case of attacking the actress.
All the accused, including Dileep, have to appear before the investigating officer for questioning. Permission was granted for questioning for three days. Questions can be asked from nine in the morning until eight at night.
Details should be handed over to the prosecution in a sealed envelope on Thursday. The court also ordered that no arrests be made until Thursday. Dileep told the court that he could appear for questioning for up to six hours and cooperate with the investigation. The High Court said that if bail is granted, it will not interfere in the investigation and if so, the bail will be canceled. Dileep’s lawyer told the court that he could accept any condition.
At the same time, the High Court observed that much of the evidence was disturbing. The court ruled that the conspiracy was tantamount to execution. The court said that if the conspiracy was not committed, it could be considered as having been committed.
The court heard the case in a special sitting on Saturday. Assessing the importance of the case and the need for time to hear detailed arguments, Justice P Gopinath adjourned bail plea till Saturday. The morning sitting online was skipped and the argument was heard directly in the courtroom. The prosecution had produced more evidence against Dileep.
Apart from Dileep, his brother Anoop and sister-in-law TN Suraj, his cousin Appu, his friend Baiju Chengamanadu and hotel owner Sarath from Aluva had also sought anticipatory bail.
Sreesanth names IPL star auction
Mumbai: Ahead of the 15th season of the IPL, India’s Malayalee player S.Sreesanth registered in IPL auction. The BCCI has released the list of players who have registered their names in the auction.
Sreesanth’s name has been registered with a base price of Rs 50 lakh. Sreesanth had registered his name last season as well. But it did not make the final list of players. Sreesanth made his debut for Kerala last year, overcoming a seven-year ban in a match-fixing scandal. He has been named in the potential squad for this season’s Ranji Trophy cricket. He hopes to get a chance in the new IPL season as two new franchises, Lucknow and Ahmedabad, will be part of the tournament.
A total of 214 cricketers have registered for the IPL star auction this year. The base price for 49 players is Rs 2 crore.
Mask mandatory for children over 12 years of age; Not for those under five; Center with updated guidelines
New Delhi: The Center has directed children above the age of 12 to wear masks in public places.
The Center has issued a revised guideline in the wake of the Omicron outbreak. Children between the ages of 6 and 11 can safely wear the mask under parental supervision. The center also states that the mask is not mandatory for children under the age of five.
The Center also states that the use of antiviral and monoclonal antibodies is not recommended for children under 18 years of age who are not critically ill. Steroid use is said to be dangerous in non-severe corona cases. The guideline also states that steroids should only be given under strict supervision to those in critical condition.
No need to worry or fear, those with symptoms should not go out; The closure is the last option: Health Minister
Thiruvananthapuram: Health Minister Veena George said that the instructions of the health department should be strictly followed in situations where the spread of covid disease is severe.
She said those with a fever should not go out and testing should be mandatory if they have symptoms. Closing will be the last option.
The health minister also responded to criticisms of the category-wise restrictions. Scientific standards are now adopted.
Different defenses are adopted from the first waves. Each type of resistance must be adopted in each wave. If there are more than ten patients there is a cluster. If there are five large clusters, the institution should be closed for five days.
100% of people over 18 years of age have completed the first dose of vaccination. Omicron is no more deadly than Delta. Therefore, there is no need to worry or fear, the minister said.
One handbag is enough for air travel; Center for strict enforcement of the rule
New Delhi: The Center has directed airlines to strictly enforce the one-hand bag rule for passengers onboard flights.
According to BCAS, the central government’s aviation security agency, the main reason for the increase in air traffic congestion is the ineffective implementation of the rules. This is stated in a memo sent by BCAS to airlines and airports.
Currently, the average passenger carries two to three handbags. Due to this a lot of time is wasted at the screening point. Airports are getting busier due to the clearance taking longer. This delay is also causing inconvenience to passengers. It is in this context that the memo states that it is important to ensure that the rules are strictly adhered to.
One handbag system must be strictly adhered to by all airlines and airports. This is essential to ensure security and reduce congestion at airports. Airlines are required to check the handbag status of the passengers before boarding the aircraft. The circular also says that companies should be prepared to give necessary instructions to passengers.
