Chennai: Asianet stopped Big Boss season-2 due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus. The authorities said it was stopped as the precaution measure in the wake of the Coronavirus outbreak. It was started on January 5 at Film City in Chennai.
The administrative team said that the show will be stopped temporarily till getting information regarding this.
Wayanad: 71 more people under surveillance at home due to coronavirus precautions in Wayanad. A total of 235 people are under surveillance in the district. Seven Sambles sent to examine yesterday. So far 23 samples have been inspected. Out of these, the result is negative. There are 14 more result has to come.
Transport Minister AK Sasheendran presided over a review of the progress of corona immunization activities in the district. The Health Department is working with 12 teams working in preventive measures across the district.
Ambulance drivers and KSRTC employees have been trained. Patients who are suffering from other diseases and who are under observation in their homes will be provided with doctors through WhatsApp. The availability of isolation wards has been ensured in government and private hospitals in the district.A team of the health department is inspecting the travelers from other states at 10 checkpoints in the district. The minister said the passengers were cooperating well with the inspection. The district collector said the panchayats and the tourism department are surveying tourists in the resorts. The collector said that he would prepare awareness pamphlets in German, French, and Spanish and give them to tourists.
Idukki: Strict restrictions have been imposed in Idukki district as part of coronavirus prevention efforts. 119 people, including their families, are being monitored by the health department at the T-County resort where the corona infected man lived in Munnar. All major tourist destinations in Munnar have been closed down. The district administration has warned that stern action will be taken against those who are released on probation.
Foreign tourists were completely banned. Munnar is now in a state of complete silence. The Emergency Corona Help Center has also started in the area. Checking centers will be opened at Adimali, Anachal, and Munnar. Devikulam sub-collector Premkrishnan said that the activities of the special medical team has been intensified.
Chennai: As a precautionary measure to prevent the spread of Covid-19, several film companies, including the Indian Motion Picture, Producers Association and the Federation of Western Indian Cinema Employees, have announced that they will stop shooting schedules of all films and television shows across India.
Following this, FE announced that it will stop filming of Tamil movies, television programs and advertisements from March 16. Film Employees Federation of South India decided. The FEF said they had taken this step because of the safety of all members of the associations.
Mumbai: BCCI has decided to close its headquarters in Mumbai following the Covid-19 panic. All cricket activities have been suspended until further notice and staff have been asked to ‘work from home’. The BCCI has also discontinued other domestic tournaments, including the Irani Cup and the Women’s Challenger Trophy. Also, the IPL-13 has been extended till April 15.
India also canceled the South Africa ODI series. India has so far reported 114 positive cases. The global death toll exceeds 6,000, and the number of infected people is more than 160,000. It is in this context that the BCCI decided to discontinue its office operations.
Thiruvananthapuram: The reality show contestant Rejith Kumar has been taken into police custody. It was reported that Rejith Kumar, who was taken into custody from his home in Attingal in Thiruvananthapuram, was taken to Kochi.
Rejith Kumar, meanwhile, said he was part of the reality show and was unaware of the restrictions imposed on the state by Covid 19.
Police have registered a case against 75 persons in connection with the incident in which Rejith Kumar welcomed at Nedumbassery airport after violating the restrictions imposed by the government. Thirteen of them were arrested. They were accused of violating the High Court’s order not to hold any demonstration or gathering within the 500-meter radius of the airport.
Mumbai: The third death has been reported in the country as preventive measures are in place to prevent the corona outbreak. Maharashtra reported the third death toll. The 64-year-old died after undergoing treatment at Mumbai’s Kasturba Hospital. 39 people, including the deceased, have contracted the coronavirus virus in the state. This is the first death in the state.
The country’s first death toll was reported last Tuesday. A 76-year-old man from Kalburagi, Karnataka, died of tuberculosis. He died two days after the corona was confirmed. The next death was in Delhi. A 68-year-old woman was rushed to the Ram Manohar Lohia hospital in New Delhi. They hail from Janakpuri in Delhi.
Health Minister Rajesh Tope convened an emergency meeting after the first death in Mumbai was reported. The meeting was organized with the participation of top health officials. In the meantime, the number of coroners confirmed in India has risen to 128. Corona confirmed to the 29-year-old in Haryana today. They have recently traveled to Malaysia and Indonesia. Upon inspection, the results were positive.
Meanwhile, the next 15-20 days are crucial for the state. If the results are negative in the coming days, the concern will be reduced by half. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray is leading the campaign in the state. The Chief Minister had earlier informed that the district administration and health workers were working together in the state.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra’s youngest corona case has been reported. Corona reported on a three-year-old girl in the Kalyan area. On the part of the government, there are great preparations to fight corona in the state. Many are under surveillance in hospitals and homes.
There is a significant increase in the number of corona infections in the state every day. Following this, the Maharashtra government has begun the practice of stamping in the left-hand of the people quarantined in their homes.
Bhopal: In the wake of the coronavirus outbreak, the assembly session in Madhya Pradesh has been postponed till the 26th of this month. It is a matter of great relief to the Kamal Nath government that the postponement of the Assembly has been postponed due to uncertainty over the vote of confidence. The postponement declaration comes after Governor’s policy announcement in the assembly.
Earlier on Monday, the governor had suggested that the Kamal Nath government should gain confidence in the Assembly. At the same time, the Speaker did not include the vote of confidence in the agenda of the convention. The speaker rejected the Governor’s request for a vote of confidence today.
BJP MLAs relocated to Haryana and Congress MLAs relocated to Jaipur arrived in the assembly in the morning. The governor returned after a two-minute policy announcement. He said that everyone should abide by the constitutional laws and that the dignity of Madhya Pradesh is protected. Meanwhile, 22 Congress MLAs remain in Bengaluru.
Kottayam: The Kottayam Additional Sections District Court today dismissed the plea of Bishop Franco Mulakkal’s discharge petition in the nun rape case. The court said that Franco must face a trial in the case. The court stated that the provisions of the charge sheet will remain. Bishop Franco filed a petition demanding the acquittal of the case without a trial.
Franco’s lawyer argued in court that there was no evidence against him and that the case was fabricated. However, the prosecution argued that there is all evidence to prove the case and, it was registered and the investigation was completed. Also, the charge sheet was filed based on evidence. The court dismissed Franco’s plea in support of this argument.
Franco urged the court to stop the media from reporting on trial proceedings. However, the court said that there was a need to hear the matter and the matter could be heard on March 24. Meanwhile, the bishop may approach the High Court challenging the dismissal petition.
New Delhi: Reliance Group chief Anil Ambani summoned by Enforcement over allegations of money laundering by Yes Bank head. The directive is to appear in the Enforcement Directorate’s Mumbai office. ED will question about the loan given to him by Yes Bank officials.
Meanwhile, Anil Ambani has asked the investigating agency to give him more time to attend due to health reasons. Reliance Group’s top executives may also be questioned soon.
Anil Ambani-led Reliance Group is one of the major corporates that has taken loans from the troubled Yes Bank. Reliance Group has reportedly taken Rs 12,800 crore loan from Yes Bank.
Besides Reliance, which has secured a loan from Yes Bank, ILFS and DHFL, Vodafone is also under investigation.
