के सभी प्रकाशन Ishwar Patil . अहमदाबाद , भारत

Mumbai: BMC makes it mandatory for residents to wear masks in public places

The BMC on Wednesday made it required for inhabitants to wear veils out in the open spots. Neglecting to wear veils may bring about them being captured under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC), the municipal body said in a roundabout on Wednesday.

The round comes not long after Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray, in his location by means of online networking, spoke to the inhabitants to wear veils, even utilize a perfect cotton cloth, while going out.

The round, gave by Municipal Commissioner Praveen Pardeshi, expressed that all people venturing out to open spots like road, medical clinics, office or market, for whatever reason, must wear 3-handle or fabric cover.

BMC to non-essential staff: face salary cut if attendance below 50%

BMC staff from insignificant offices will confront a pay cut if their participation is under 50 percent, the community body said in a roundabout Wednesday.

The community organization's choice came after a large number of its staff neglected to provide details regarding obligation because of frenzy over the coronavirus pandemic just as restricted transportation alternatives. "The municipal organization had just taught its workers, barring those in basic administrations offices, that they ought to guarantee participation doesn't fall beneath 50 percent. The representatives should work in turn as other work proceeds. Be that as it may, this isn't going on and in numerous offices, individuals are not answering to work," said an authority from the General Administration Department.

He included, "Many staff associated with pre-storm work are additionally not answering to work. This will cause another issue since storm will before long show up. The city will at that point face different issues like water logging and potholes, as municipal work in these territories is fragmented."

Mumbai: Civic body using drones to monitor lockdown in hotspots, densely populated areas

Six automatons, mounted with superior quality cameras and speakers, and more than 200 CCTV cameras are helping the Mumbai police and BMC screen thickly populated zones and coronavirus hotspots in the city like Dharavi and Worli Koliwada.

The automatons are utilized related to customary watching techniques and information examination to check constant development of vehicles and individuals and hand-off admonitions through speakers if individuals abuse lockdown measures. They can give an aeronautical perspective on the region, show the blood vessel streets, paths, bylanes and structures that should be fixed, making following of individuals less difficult.

The BMC has mapped the city into 241 regulation zones where coronavirus cases have been distinguished. With a battery life of two hours and ability to cover a kilometer square territory, the automatons float 40 feet over the ground and help cops positioned simply outside the control zones to viably strategise and send faculty if lockdown infringement are recored.

Bombay HC: Civic body circular doesn’t prevent burial of COVID-19 victim

The Bombay High Court has seen that a round gave by the BMC at first sight doesn't forestall internment of the body of a minority network individual beset with COVID-19 and wouldn't concede break remain on the municipal body's choice on removal of collections of coronavirus casualties.

Equity An A Sayed passed the request on April 3 on a supplication recorded by Riyaz Ahmed Mohammed Ayub Khan testing the BMC roundabout. The metro body on March 30 gave a roundabout that assortments of COVID-19 patients "must be incinerated regardless of religion" however reexamined it that day expressing that entombments would be permitted, given the cemetery was huge. Just five people can go to the memorial service of a COVID-19 casualty.

Equity Sayed, in the wake of examining the roundabout, noted, "It at first sight shows up from the roundabout that it doesn't forestall the 'entombment' of dead body of any minority network individual harrowed with COVID-19 as looked to be recommended by the candidates." Refusing to allow between time help to the solicitors who looked for a stay on the BMC round, the court presented further hearing on April 24.

Two more city hospitals shut: Bhatia hospital, Hinduja in Khar

Two additional emergency clinics were closed on Wednesday following worries over conceivable contamination of staff after two patients tried positive for COVID-19. In Mumbai, six emergency clinics have been closed over the most recent multi week.

Following a 76-year-elderly person tried constructive at the Hinduja Hospital in Khar, the emergency clinic specialists have beginning testing staff members who came in the contact with the patient. The BMC said no new patient will be admitted to the medical clinic until further notification. The city body has found 14 high-hazard contacts of the 76-year-old patient.

Bhatia Hospital in South Mumbai was pronounced a regulation zone by the BMC after a patient tried positive. A community official said the male patient was moved from Wockhardt emergency clinic to Bhatia medical clinic after Wockhardt was closed down. The medical clinic has isolated 45 staff members who chipped away at a similar floor where the patient was conceded. Their swabs were taken on Wednesday, results are normal by Thursday.

Navi Mumbai: Essential goods’ shops to operate between 9 am and 5 pm, says Police

With a spike in the number grumblings about inhabitants were not agreeing to disallowance rules, Navi Mumbai Police Wednesday gave a request determining that solitary shops selling basic product, excepting medication stores, would be permitted to stay open just between 9 am and 5 pm.

"Despite rehashed demands, individuals are as yet venturing out of their homes in huge numbers at night hours for the sake of buying basic merchandise. With the expanding number of cases, we will be constrained to limit the opening of basic food item shops up till 5 pm," Navi Mumbai Police said in the announcement. Police have likewise indicated that just a single individual for each family, conveying a substantial character card, can step out to purchase goods.

On Tuesday, Navi Mumbai police booked 12 morning walkers under IPC area 188 after they were discovered proceeding onward Panvel boulevards.

Clinics to come up to screen those with cough, cold and fever: Uddhav

Boss Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday demonstrated that the 21-day lockdown might be broadened if the quantity of COVID-19 cases go up in the coming days. He likewise said that the legislature is beginning "fever facilities" for those with hack, cold and fever. It will before long be reported where these facilities would come up.

"I realize you are worn out on sitting at home and are confronting burden. I might want to apologize for it yet there is no other choice with the exception of remaining at home," Uddhav said while tending to the state through online life. Alluding to the declining COVID-19 pandemic circumstance in the US, Japan and Singapore, Uddhav said that the reports of the lifting of limitations after very nearly 75 days at Wuhan in China has come as a consolation.

"There are reports that all limitations in Wuhan where COVID-19 started have been lifted. It has come as a consolation. Since the limitations have been lifted following 75 days, it shows how far things can go if the circumstance proceeds with like this. In this way, on the off chance that we battle with precautionary measures, we can likewise change the circumstance here," he included.

Coronavirus in Maharashtra: 8 deaths, 117 new cases, count 1,135

With eight passings and 117 new cases, the COVID-19 include has contacted 1,135 in Maharashtra with 72 passings. Mumbai represented 72 of the 117 new cases and five passings. A 85-year-elderly person conceded in Kasturba emergency clinic on April 5 with a past filled with asthma and incessant obstructive pneumonic infection, kicked the bucket on April 6. She had tried positive for coronavirus. At KEM emergency clinic, a 46-year-elderly person conceded on April 6 for fever, hack and windedness, died. She had diabetes. A 64-year-elderly person, a 54-year-elderly person and an additional 59-year-elderly person died at KEM.

The state has so far led 27,090 tests, of which 1,135 have tried positive and 25,753 tried negative. An aggregate of 117 patients have been released. On the whole, 34,904 individuals are in home isolate while another 4,444 are under institutional isolate.

Man claims father went missing after arrest by Vadodara police, probe on

A request was started after a man from Telangana affirmed that his dad was captured by the Vadodara police in December a year ago and disappeared from that point.

As indicated by Sheik Salim, his dad Sheik Babu sold bedsheets on a lorry in Ahmedabad and Vadodara. In an application submitted to the Vadodara Commissioner of Police, Salim asserted that his dad was captured by the Fatehgunj police on December 10, 2019 for obscure reasons and there has been no hint of him since.

He further guaranteed that his dad's companion in Ahmedabad had educated him regarding the capture following which, he had come to Vadodara from Telangana and moved toward the police.

Following the reminder, a request was requested by the Commissioner of Police. "The request is as yet in progress. We are determining the realities about his supposed capture and the resulting charges which have been made. We can remark simply after the request," said Investigating Officer SG Solanki.

Gujarat: GSHSEB suspends evaluation of class 10, 12 answer sheets

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board (GSHSEB) has suspended the assessment of class 10 and 12 answer sheets of the board tests that finished up on Saturday.

According to the declaration by GSHSEB, the assessment has been suspended from March 21 until March 31. In the course of the most recent two days, different instructors affiliations had raised the interest to suspend the assessment procedure.

"All assessment places' incharges are required to guarantee the tallying of all answer sheets, checked and unchecked. These are then to be kept in the strongroom under police assurance. The incharges ought to guarantee the appropriate response sheets are not spoilt by water regardless," the request gave by GSHSEB on Saturday expressed.