The State reported five more deaths and 306 new cases on Saturday even as 479 new recoveries were reported. The death toll in the State has now reached 140. As per DHS, a 71 years Male from Fatorda was brought dead yesterday at South Goa District Hospital, Margao, was found to be positive post mortem. Another 65 years Male from Aquem, admitted at Goa Medical College Bambolim. expired on 19 August. 85 years Male from Betalbatim, 30 years Male from Margao, admitted at ESI hospital expired today. 78 years Male from Pernem, admitted at ESI hospital, with co-morbid conditions expired…
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NEW DELHI : The Centre has asked all states to ensure that there should be no restrictions on inter-state and intra-state movement of persons and goods during the ongoing unlocking process. In a communication to chief secretaries of all states and Union Territories, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla said there were reports that local level restrictions on movement were being imposed by various districts and states. Drawing attention to the Unlock 3 guidelines, Bhalla said such restrictions are creating problems in inter-state movement of goods and services and are impacting supply chains, resulting in disruption in economic activity and employment.…
The COVID 19 cases took another huge jump on Friday with 385 new cases while the deaths witnessed a significant rise to 9. The total recoveries today were 477. As per the DHS bulletin 59 years Male from Betki, admitted at ESI hospital with co-morbid condition expired yesterday. 38 years Male from Chimbe!, 70 years Female from Margao, 70 years Male from Sanguem admitted at ESI hospital, with co-morbid conditions expired today. 53 years Male from Chimbel, 45 years Male from Nuvem, 32 years Male from Dona Paula, 63 years Male from Ponda, admitted at Goa Medical College Bambolim with co-morbid…
PANJIM: In a major development Health Minister Vishwajit Rane today informed that the amalgamation Plasma and Remdesivir changed the life of AYUSH Minister Shripad Naik. Shripad and his wife were tested postive for the virus after which both of them were shifted to a private hospital in the state. “His condition was extremely bad but i am happy that combination of Plasma and Remdesivir worked well on him. I was really very scared at one point of time,” HM Rane said Rane further informed that there is a shortage of plasma and that the plasma bank is left with just 14…
PANJIM: Health Minister Vishwajit Rane today informed that the Health Department has decided to shift most of the critical patient’s from Covid-19 hospital to the Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMCH). Rane also informed that GMCH will start three wards exclusively for extremely critical COVID patients starting from Monday. Addressing the media, Rane said “The Health ministry is taking all possible steps to prevent deaths.Ward no 145, 146 and 147 will be commissioned from Monday at GMC with ventilators and HFNO machines to treat critical COVID patients.” He said, “There would be no compromise on the quality of materials purchased…
Ponda MLA Ravi Naik has tested positive for COVID19 on Friday. Taking to hi9s social media account Naik tweeted that he is tested positive for COVID19 and is asymptomatic. “I have opted for home quarantine and I request everyone who have come in contact with me to get tested” he said. Naik is the sixth politician to test positive for the virus. Clafasio Dias, Churchill Alemao, Shripad Naik Nilkanth Halarnkar and Sudin DHavalikar have tested positive for the virus earlier.
PANJIM: The Corporation of the City of Panaji (CCP) has reverted it’s decision to make flower vendors to sell their products sitting outside CCP market after the protest by GPMCC President Pratima Coutinho and market association. However, Mayor Uday Madkaikar claims that Pratima would be responsible, if there’s any mishap. “Considering the rising cases of Covid 19 in the city the CCP and myself took a decision to designate areas for various types of vendors (Flower, Matoli etc.) in the vicinity outside the Panjim market complex to avoid people crowding inside, making safety and convenience of people visiting to buy…