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How to register vaccine for children 15-18-year-olds in Kerala

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Thiruvananthapuram: Registration for vaccination of children between the ages of 15 and 18 begins today. Registration can be done online and at the vaccine centers. Registration can be done very easily online through a smartphone or a computer with an internet connection.

Those born in 2007 or earlier can register. Family members can also register for the vaccination using the phone number provided earlier. For information: Directions 104, 1056, 0471–2552056, 2551056.

Vaccination of children; To book online

1. Go to https://www.cowin.gov.in and click on the Register / Sign in Yourself icon at the top of the home page.

2. Enter the mobile number on the next page. When you enter your mobile number and click on Get OTP, enter the OTP number received as an SMS and click on Verify.

3. In the Photo ID proof column, select Aadhaar or School ID Card. Enter the photo ID number and the name on it, Girl or Boy, Others, and Year of Birth. Then click on the Register button.

4. With this the name of the person has been registered. Similarly, three more people can register by giving the Admore option.

 How to get an appointment for vaccination?

5. Click on the schedule just below the registered name for the vaccination appointment. Then enter the PIN code of residence on the next page. If not, the district can be searched.

6. Vacancies in vaccination centers can be seen on each date. Enter the center of interest, date, and time and click the Confirm button. The confirmed message will then appear on that page as an SMS.

7. If for some reason the designated center is not available, the next day you can book on the Cowin site by giving your mobile number and OTP number.

8. The records of registration and appointment can be edited till the vaccination is done.

9. Show the registered printout or SMS when you go to the vaccination center to get the vaccine. The registered photo ID should be kept in hand.

Special vaccine drive today and tomorrow

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Thiruvananthapuram: A special vaccination drive will be conducted in the state today and tomorrow for those above 18 years of age. Those taking the second dose of the vaccine and those who have had time to get the vaccine should make the most of this facility. From Monday, vaccination will be a priority for children. Health Minister Veena George has said that the role of the vaccine in Omicron immunization is huge and that everyone should get vaccinated as soon as possible.

Work contract GST rates will go up from today

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New Delhi: The GST rate on work contract services provided to government agencies under the definition of government authorities and government entities will be hiked to 18 percent from today. The rate hike does not apply to contracts awarded directly by Central Government Departments, State Government Departments, and Local Self Government Institutions.

They will continue with the current tax rate of 12 percent. The tax exemption will continue to apply to full-fledged services provided to local bodies for performing the functions prescribed by the Constitution and to work contract services involving less than 25 percent of the goods. However, if such services are made available by government authorities through government entities, they will be subject to 18 percent GST, the general rate, from January 1. The State Goods and Services Tax Commissioner has said that the new rate will be levied from January 1 on work contract services provided to government agencies subject to the rate hike.

The price of a cylinder of LPG for commercial use has been reduced

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New Delhi: The price of a cylinder of LPG for commercial use has been reduced. Today, the price of a 19 kg LPG cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 102.50.

With this, the price of a commercial cylinder in Kochi became Rs.1994. On November 1, the price of a commercial cylinder was hiked by Rs 278.

Heavy rain; Yellow alert today in 10 districts of Tamil Nadu including Chennai

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Chennai: Orange alert was issued today in 10 districts of Tamil Nadu, including Chennai, amid heavy rains. The Met Office has warned of thundershowers in the state till 8.30 am tomorrow. Puducherry and Karaikal also received heavy rainfall.

Intermittent rains are creating a crisis as authorities try to avoid flooding. More than 10 cm of rain fell in many places. The Chennai Co-operation Commissioner said that these days are the heaviest rainfall in Chennai in 100 years. The rain continues as the hurricane is still close to the coast. The Chennai Meteorological Department has warned of heavy rains in the coastal areas of Tamil Nadu.

Twelve people were killed in a stampede at the Vaishno Devi temple

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Vaishno Devi temple

Srinagar: Twelve pilgrims were killed in a stampede at the Mata Vaishno Devi temple in Jammu and Kashmir. More than a dozen people were injured. A large number of people came to pay their respects on the occasion of the New Year. Many of the injured are in critical condition, hospital sources said. Authorities said that many people had entered the Vaishno Devi Bhavan without permission, causing congestion.

Barroz Movie Stills

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Barroz Movie Stills – Find the latest photos and had posters of the movie Barroz directed by Mohanlal.Location stills of Malayalam movie Barros starring Mohanlal in the lead role. Barroz Movie photos gallery.

Omicron death again in the country; The deceased was a native of Udaipur

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Jaipur: Omicron’s death has been reported again in the country. A 73-year-old man has died of omicron in Udaipur, Rajasthan. He was being treated at the hospital for high blood pressure and diabetes. On December 21, the covid test result was negative. On the 25th, covid became positive again and Omicron confirmed.

He died of pneumonia, hospital officials said. The country’s first Omicron death was confirmed in Maharashtra yesterday. A 52-year-old man traveling to Nigeria died on Tuesday. He died of a heart attack on Thursday after being diagnosed with an Omicron variant.

Omicron confirmed to 44 people in the state: Minister Veena George

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Thiruvananthapuram: Health Minister Veena George has said that Omicron has been confirmed for 44 more people in the state. Omicron has confirmed Ernakulam 12, Kollam 10, Thiruvananthapuram eight, Thrissur four, Kottayam, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kannur two, Alappuzha and Idukki one each. Of these, 10 came from high-risk countries and 27 from low-risk countries. Seven people were infected with Omicron through contact.

In Ernakulam, four came from the UAE, three from the UK, two from Qatar, and one each from South Africa, Israel, and Malta. In Kollam, five were from the UAE and one from East Africa. In Thiruvananthapuram, one is from the UAE and the other is from Qatar. In Thrissur, three came from the UAE and one from the UK. Palakkad is from Nigeria and UAE, Malappuram is from the UK and Spain, Kannur is from Sweden and UAE, Alappuzha is from Italy and Idukki is from Sweden.

With this, Omicron has been confirmed for a total of 107 people in the state. A total of 41 came from high-risk countries and 52 from low-risk countries. A total of 14 people were diagnosed with the disease through contact. Those from the UAE were the most confirmed Omicron. 29 were from the UAE. All 23 people from the UK were affected by Omicron.

Big drug hunt in Kochi; 96 kg of cannabis seized by excise

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Kochi: Big cannabis hunt in Kochi. 96 kg of cannabis seized from Kochi Edappally. The cannabis was found during an excise inspection conducted in connection with the New Year. Libin, a native of Chendamangalam, Paravur, was taken into excise custody in the incident. More than 96 kg of cannabis was seized during an excise check on the possibility of more drugs arriving for the New Year celebrations. Excise officials found a large cache of cannabis during an earlier search of Libin, a defendant in a cannabis case.

The first 2 kilograms of cannabis were seized from Libin. During the subsequent interrogation, Libin informed that more cannabis was handed over to Baby, a resident of Kanayannur who lives in Edappally for rent. Later, he reached his house in Edappally, but a man named Baby saw the excise team and ran away.  The search is currently underway for him.

Accused brought cannabis to Kerala from other states to sell for New Year celebrations and other occasions. Libin, a native of Chendamangalam, who was arrested in the incident, was remanded.