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Night curfew from tomorrow; Permission must be obtained for emergency travel, the order said
Thiruvananthapuram: The government has issued a curfew in the state from Monday night. The curfew is from 10 pm to 6 am. Exemptions are granted only for essentials. May travel in case of need of emergency treatment. Accommodation of patients in the hospital is also allowed at night.
At the same time, trucks can continue to travel at night, and employees engaged in essential services are exempt from the curfew. Travel is permitted even in the event of the death of a close relative. Long-distance travelers can also travel. Passengers can travel at night by boarding a train, going to the airport or by boat, just carrying a ticket. Passengers who want to travel for any other purpose, have to get permission from the nearest police station.
The government has specially deployed senior IPS officers to the districts to coordinate covid defense activities. They will take charge tomorrow. The Additional SP will be the District Nodal Officer. They will visit various places in the districts to assess the preventive measures.
India extends ban on international flights until September 30
New Delhi: The government has extended till September 30 the suspension of all international flights to and from India amid indications of a third wave of covid in the country. The ban, which continues from March 23, 2021, was due to end next Tuesday.
But according to a new announcement, the ban on international flights in India has been extended to 11.59 pm on September 30. However, the ban does not apply to specially licensed airlines and cargo aircraft. Special flights may be operated to countries that have entered into agreements with India with the permission of the authorities are, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Canada, Ethiopia, France, Germany, Iraq, Japan, Kenya, Kuwait, Maldives, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, Oman, Qatar, Russia, Rwanda, Seychelles, Sri Lanka, India has agreements with Emirates, UK, USA, Bangladesh, and Uzbekistan.
Farmer injured in lathi charge during farmers’ strike, succumbed to injuries
Karnal: A farmer who was injured in a police lathi charge against a farmer protesting against agricultural bills had died. In the last week, Karnal native Susheel Kajal has died. Sushil had sustained a head injury in the police action yesterday. But doctors said the cause of death was cardiac arrest.
A video was released yesterday of a senior Haryana official shouting at police for beating the heads of protesting farmers. Just before the lathi charge, Ayush Sinha, the SDM of Karnal, ordered the police to hit him on the head. In the video, Sinha says, all you have to do is kick them and hit them. It does not require instruction. I do not see a protester with any head injuries.
The DCC presidents were announced by the Congress High Command
New Delhi: The Congress High Command has announced the list of new DCC presidents submitted by the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee. New DCC Presidents – Thiruvananthapuram – Palode Ravi, Kollam – P Rajendra Prasad, Pathanamthitta – Satish Kochuparambil, Alappuzha – B Babu Prasad, Kottayam – Nattakam Suresh, Idukki -CP Mathew, Ernakulam – Muhammad Shias, Thrissur – Jose Vellore, Palakkad- A Thankappan, Malappuram- Adv. VS Joy, Kozhikode- Adv. K Praveen Kumar, Wayanad – ND Appachan, Kannur – Martin George, Kasargod – PK Faisal.
Rains intensify in North Kerala; Orange alert in nine districts
Thiruvananthapuram: The Central Meteorological Department has forecast heavy rains in the state. An orange alert has been declared in nine districts. Yellow alert in three districts. Isolated showers are likely across Kerala in the next three hours.
Districts where Orange Alert has been declared
August 29: Kottayam, Ernakulam, Idukki, Thrissur, Palakkad, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Wayanad and Kannur.
Districts where Yellow Alert has been declared
August 29: Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta, Alappuzha and Kasaragod.
August 30: Alappuzha, Kottayam, Ernakulam, Idukki, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Wayanad, Kannur and Kasaragod.
The Kerala-Lakshadweep-Karnataka coast is likely to experience strong winds up to 40 to 50 kmph till Monday, the Disaster Management Authority said. It is also suggested that fishermen should not go to sea for any reason.
Kabul terror attack: 170 killed, including 13 U.S. soldiers
Kabul: At least 170 of 13 U.S. soldiers were killed in two suicide bombings outside the Kabul airport, the capital of Afghanistan. Twenty members of the U.S. military were killed and 10 of the injured are in critical condition. The dead included two British nationals. A suicide bomber killed at least 30 Taliban militants also. More people were injured in the both blasts.
There was a bomb threat in the airport. The United States and Britain have issued similar warnings. Thousands of Afghans flee the airport to escape. The Taliban also blamed the attack.
Control should be exercised to avoid crowds; Center to States
New Delhi: The Center has directed the states to avoid crowds and impose restrictions if necessary. In a letter to the state chief secretaries, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla said that despite the decline in the spread of covid in the country as a whole, the disease was spreading in some areas.
The letter said the existing covid restrictions in the country would continue until the 30th of next month. There has been a decline in the spread of the disease in the country as a whole. But in some districts the spread is severe. The high confirmation rate and the presence of active cases are also a cause for concern. Therefore, control measures should be taken according to the situation in the respective areas.
The letter also directed the government to impose restrictions on festivals like Diwali and Chat Puja. Do not allow large crowds. For this, restrictions should be announced on a local basis. The letter said the restrictions should be in line with the guidelines issued by the Union Health Ministry on April 25 and June 28.
Vaccination has made great strides in the country. Vaccination campaigns should continue as they are in the States and Union Territories. The Home Secretary said the emphasis should be on giving more people the vaccine as soon as possible.
Kabul Blast: the US retaliated; The mastermind of the blast was killed
Washington, DC: The United States has strongly retaliated against the attack on Kabul. The US held airstrikes on power bases in ISIS in Afghanistan. The incident took place in Nangarhar province. The Central Command claimed that they had found the target and killed the ISIS leader.
The bomber struck shortly afternoon in front of a U.S. military base, killing at least 170 people and wounding 170 others, including 17 U.S. soldiers. 13 American soldiers and two British civilians are among those killed. Most of the dead were Afghan nationals. At least 30 Taliban militants have been identified as dead.
New vehicle registration system; Registration in BH Series can be done anywhere in the country, no pre-registration is required
New Delhi: The Central Government has launched a unified vehicle registration system that can be used anywhere in the country. Vehicles registered in the BH or Bharat series can be used anywhere in the country.
Vehicles currently registered in each state are required to re-register when they are permanently relocated. The BH series is to avoid this. This system can be used if the vehicle owner is interested. It is currently licensed for use by members of the Defense Forces and Central and State Government employees. Employees of private companies with offices in four or more states can also avail themselves of the new system.
The new system will be more useful for those who are working on inter-state transfers. Currently, they have to transfer the vehicle registration every time they receive a transfer. Section 47 of the Motor Vehicles Act prohibits permanent use of a vehicle outside the registered state for more than one year.
