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Goemkarponn Desk ANJUNA: Anjuna police booked Karnataka native Shekhappa Kamani, 20, for murdering his sister. As per information, the police eceived phone call from Owner of rented room, Ajay s/o Dasharath Arolkar r/o H. No. 90/1,Fuldem vado Nagoa Bardez Goa, informing that room door of his tenant is locked from outside explained of the foul smell. Accordingly Anjuna PS team headed by PI Suraj H. Gawas visited the spot and after enquiry broke opened the lock of the door and entered inside to find a dead body of female, Anasuya d/o Parasappa Lamani age: 26 years, R/o in decomposed state…

Goemkarponn Desk PANAJI: Goa Police have released video footage of the accused lady who had fled away with month old baby from Goa Medical College (GMC) yesterday. According to the police the Suspected woman kidnapper was last seen at Karaswada and her whereabouts after this is not known. Search operation is underway since over 18 hours to find the infant. Police have not ruled out organised kidnap/crime racket. Yesterday, in a day light incident, a one year old baby boy was kidnapped from Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMC). The Agassaim police had registered a case of kidnapping against a…

Goemkarponn Desk PANAJI:Two doctors have lost their lives due to the second wave of Covid-19 that ravaged the country over the past two months in Goa, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) said on Saturday According to IMA, as many as 719 doctors have succumbed to the virus during the second wave. Releasing fresh state-wise figures on Covid-related fatalities among doctors, the IMA stated that the highest deaths have been reported from Bihar with 111 casualties. In Delhi, 109 doctors have died while in Uttar Pradesh, 79 have died in the second wave. The data also revealed that 43 doctors succumbed…

Goemkarponn Desk PANAJI: Finally after a month’s time PANAJI Municipal Market has finally opened its door for public. The market was sealed due to rising cases of COVID-19. As per information only 50 people at a time are being allowed to shop in the market premises. “As of now only fruit, vegetables and coconut vendors and general stores have been given permission to operate and only 50 people are allowed to enter premises at a given time,” said CCP Mayor Rohit Monserrate He further said that all health protocols will be followed that is social distancing and wearing of masks…

Goemkarponn Desk PANAJI: Health Minister Vishwajit Rane has said that the Goa Medical College (GMC) has nothing to do with the kidnapping Incident and had been falsely reported. The statements by HM Rane came after Leader of Opposition (LoP) Digambar Kamat tweeted saying that even the hospitals are safe. “I would like to bring to attention that the kidnapping incident reported at GMC has been incorrectly reported. The child was neither a patient at GMC nor it has anything to do with the security lapse,” said Rane in a tweet He further said that it was baseless allegation and the…

Goemkarponn Desk PERNEM: Pernem Police has arrested one accused for committing theft of bike at Arambol. The accused identified as 31-year-old Shibu Manik Mandal from Hasnabad, West Bengal hit a foreigner lady pedestrian at Arambol on June 9 and fled from the spot by leaving the bike at the accident spot. Based on the video’s taken by locals at the accident site, Police managed to get a picture of the accused and also came to know that he was injured. Accordingly they kept a close watch on all the health centers and managed to nab the accused from District Hospital,…

Goemkarponn Desk PANAJI: The Goa State Pollution Control Board (GSPCB) has imposed Rs 25,000 fine on Goa Medical College and Hospital (GMC) for dumping and burning large quantities of mixed solid waste including biomedical in open area within its premise. The Board has also decided to write to Goa Waste Management Corporation (GWMC) to expedite commissioning of Common Biomedical waste Treatment and Disposal facility coming up at Kundaim Industrial Estate. During a site inspection undertaken following media reports, the GSPCB noted that large quantities of mixed solid waste along with infectious biomedical waste was dumped and burnt in an open…