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14/11/2020

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09/09/2020

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05/09/2020

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29/08/2020

‘Black Panther’ claim to fame actor Chadwick Boseman has passed away after suffering from colon cancer.
The actor in his 40s was first diagnosed with cancer in 2016 but he chose to not discuss his health condition publicly and continued to work on major Hollywood films.
"It was the honor of his career to bring King T'Challa to life in Black Panther," said a statement posted to Boseman's social media accounts. "He died in his home, with his wife and family by his side."
The actor was the first actor of the black origin to get his individual film in the record-breaking Marvel franchise, ‘Black Panther’.
“A true fighter, Chadwick persevered through it all" and filmed projects "during and between countless surgeries and chemotherapy," the family's statement said.

14/08/2020

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05/08/2020

At a time when there is an acute shortage of those who have recovered from COVID-19 who are willing to come forward and donate their plasma, a group of Assam Police personnel has put their duty to the society first.

On Sunday, 67 personnel from the Assam Police who have recovered from COVID-19 recently donated their plasma at a state-run hospital the capital.

The police personnel donated their plasma at the Gauhati Medical College and Hospital (GMCH).
They were felicitated by Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma at a programme organised at the hospital's auditorium.

Chief Minister Sarbananda Sonowal thanked the plasma donors and appealed to the people to "come out and donate plasma to serve humanity".

"With the support of people and bravery of Corona Warriors, we are doing extremely well in our fight against COVID-19," he tweeted.

Referring to plasma donation by the police personnel, the chief minister said, "This will encourage others to come forward and do their bit for humanity."

"I commend the courageous and selfless Corona Warriors of Assam Police, whose service goes much beyond the call of duty. They are our heroes," he tweeted. The health minister, in a Twitter post, said, "Khaki stands for sacrifice and compassion.

05/08/2020

The Jind district administration in Haryana has sealed up the village of Shadipur in Julana after 24 residents tested positive for COVID-19, as per a TOI report. It seems one villager came from a wedding in Gurugram on July 8 and smoked ho**ah with friends that spread the virus. The other 23 came into contact with him. The panchayat right now has banned ho**ah in the village.

District health department officials took action when he tested positive and got his ‘ho**ah pals’ tested. The villagers have formed a committee to check ho**ah smoking along with starting a a sanitisation drive.

“When the COVID-19 cases suddenly increased in the village, we found ho**ah to be a major source of transmission of the virus. Ho**ah smoking is a common practice in villages and has to be avoided to check the COVID-19 outbreak,” Jind civil hospital senior medical officer Gopal Goyal told TOI.

Station house officer of Julana police station, Surender Singh said, "We have sealed the containment zone as 24 people have been reported coronavirus positive within a week.”

Deputy civil surgeon Pale Ram Kataria said, “Some people who came for sampling from this village, told us that they used to smoke ho**ah with others.”

05/08/2020

Delhi has become the first in India to ban the use of ho**ahs, with or without to***co, at all public places, including hotels, restaurants and bars.

The Delhi Government order banned the use of ho**ahs, with immediate effect to control the spread of COVID-19.

“Smokers are likely to be more vulnerable as smoking means the fingers are in contact with the lips, which increases the possibility of transmission of the virus,” the health department said in an order.

Smokers might also have lung diseases or reduced lung capacity, which could increase the risk of serious illness, it added. Smoking products, such as water pipes, often involve sharing of mouthpieces and hoses, which could facilitate the transmission of COVID in communal and social settings, the health department said.

“Therefore, the use and sharing of ho**ah, with or without to***co (herbal ho**ah) is strictly prohibited at all public places with immediate effect,” it added.

Recently there was an incident in Jind, Haryana where a man who had returned from Gurugram after attending a wedding smoked ho**ah with his friends in the village.

Now 24 of them including the youth have tested positive for COVID-19 prompting authorities to seal the village of Shadipur in Julana.

05/08/2020

Sri Lanka is battling a major drug problem and authorities are working as hard as ever to keep the ever-growing issue under control.

To make matters worse, it is not just humans being used to transport drugs but animals too. According to reports, a cat detained at Sri Lanka's main prison for allegedly trying to smuggle drugs and cell phone SIM cards has escaped.

On Saturday, the cat was detected by jail intelligence officials at the high-security Welikada Prison and a police official revealed that nearly grams of he**in, two SIM cards and a memory chip were found in a small plastic bag tied around the feline's neck.

Earlier, the prison had reported several incidents involving people throwing small packets of drugs, cell phones and phone chargers over the prison walls in the last few weeks.

The cat was kept in a room in the prison but somehow managed to escape leaving police officials baffled.

Last week, an eagle was caught by Sri Lankan cops for allegedly distributing narcotics in a suburb of Colombo. It is believed that drug traffickers are playing it smart by bringing in animals into the drug scene so that they do not get caught.

The Sri Lankan drug problem is so grave that even some anti-narcotics detectives have allegedly been implicated in selling confiscated drugs.

05/08/2020

Andhra Pradesh's Prakasam district has seen a spike in sanitiser addictions. According to Andhra police, at least 235 people are addicted as it is all they have to drink due to alcohol not being available. Only the previous week, 16 people in the district’s Kurichedu mandal died from drinking sanitiser, as per a report in Indian Express.

SP Siddharth Kaushal said police have identified those people who are quenching their thirst for booze on sanitisers.

“We are in the process of identifying more people. It is an ongoing process and we are in continuous engagement with them, counselling them and telling them about the dangers of consuming sanitisers,” he told Express.

"Till a few days ago, if liquor shops in one area were closed, they remained open in other areas. But it is a unique situation here as all the liquor shops in the three mandals are closed due to COVID-19 restrictions. There are a large number of liquor addicts in the area who drink daily. A beggar gave them the idea of consuming sanitisers. While gel sanitisers are costly, the liquid is very cheap compared to liquor,” he added.

Police are taking custody of the sanitisers and providing counselling to those addicted.

“We are informing them how the harmful chemicals can cause death in a few days. All those who are now consuming sanitiser are extremely poor daily-wagers, beggars or labourers,” said Deputy SP K Prakash Rao.

An investigation is on to look into the deaths caused by drinking sanitisers and also the availability of cheap bottles. 235 people have been identified, there are still many who are not out in the open.

Sanitisers are a weapon to keep one safe from COVID-19. But when consumed, they can turn deadly. When the lockdown was initially placed, many people reverse engineered it to get alcohol. Some drank it as it was and the result was disastrous.

People need to be made aware of the risks or more will die or suffer ailments.

03/08/2020

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03/08/2020

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