Amman: Director Blessy and actor Prithviraj, who flew to Jordan to shoot the film, were trapped in the wake of the global lockdown. They were stranded in the desert at Vadiram, Jordan. The 58-member film crew was camping in the desert. Filming of the Adu Jeevitham began in Jordan just over a month ago. The line producers of the film told them that they could not continue filming. The curfew was declared in Jordan. The authorities have also instructed them to leave the country immediately.

The film had been stopped four days ago. The visa expires within eight days, ie April 8th. So the film crew sent a letter to the film chamber and the state and central government demanding immediate intervention.

Flights from Jordan to India have been completely stopped. The film chamber is hoping that the government will take steps to shift the film crew to a safer location in Jordan itself. This requires the intervention of the Indian Embassy. The Film Chamber wants the state to exert pressure on the Center.

Thrissur: Six branches of banks have been closed in the state. At least 6500 branches of the bank. In the new circumstances, the employee organizations sought center, state governments, and RBI to impose a cluster system in banks.

There is a huge rush in banks due to the government-issued welfare pensions in the state. The people not keeping any social distancing in the banks, reports said. The bank time from 10 to 2 two has been withdrawn by the government earlier.

Thiruvananthapuram: Government has handed over Rs 1.5 crore to Power Hence company hires a helicopter while it is struggling to find funds for defense operations for the Coronavirus. The amount was withdrawn from the Treasury on Tuesday.

The government, however, said the withdrawal of funds was a natural step and the finance ministry had issued an order in February. The company has signed an agreement with Power Hens for Rs 1.7 crore. The government has now handed over Rs 1.5 crore in advance to the company.

The government has already decided to hire a helicopter for various purposes, including the police. Earlier, there were objections to the helicopter being hired.

But the government has been criticized for its large-scale austerity measures during the coronavirus spreading.

The Salary Challenge and the Salary Cut are planning to overcome the crisis created by Corona.

Thiruvananthapuram: One more person died due to Covid 19 virus in Kerala. The deceased has been identified as Abdul Aziz, 68, a resident of Pothencode who was under treatment at Thiruvananthapuram Medical College. He was a retired ASI. This is the second Covid death in Kerala. Ibrahim Suleiman Sett, a native of Mattancherry, who had just returned from Dubai in Dubai, died of Covid earlier.

Health officials have yet to conclude how the 69-year-old patient became infected. Four doctors who treated him are now under observation. He was rushed to the Thonnakkal PHC where he was first diagnosed with symptoms. Later on March 21, he again reached the same PHC with severe symptoms. He was rushed to a nearby hospital and later taken to the Thiruvananthapuram Medical College Hospital by a local doctor, Disha Ambulance.

He is said to have been involved in a wedding ceremony on March 2. He went to the mosque until March 20. He was admitted to Gokulam Hospital in Venjaramoodu on March 23 with symptoms.

It has not been found that he had dealt with foreign nationals or expatriates. The Department of Health has released his travel route since the first week of March. He attended the wedding ceremony at Pothencode on March 2, and the same day on March 11, 18 and 21 at the funeral home. It is learned that a native of Kasargod and a native of Chennai attended the function.