On 30th October, a man was found dead in Ranchi after he stepped into thin air through the door of an elevator duct and fell four levels into the basement as the platform hadn’t arrived.
According to Superintendent of Police, Ranchi, “The deceased, identified as Shailesh Kumar died after he fell in the shaft of the lift.” Giving information about the incident, the SP said, “The deceased on Friday pushed the lift button on the fourth floor to reach the ground floor. After which, the lift door immediately slid open. Unaware of the fact that the platform of the lift hadn’t arrived, Shailesh entered the elevator duct and fell four floors down to ground in the shaft.”
The security guard at the building, Praveen Kumar, said that there were massive noises. Everyone rushed to rescue him, but Shailesh succumbed to his injuries and died on the spot.
The official further said that the lift has been sealed since then. A formal complaint has been lodged at the local police station. “We are investigating the matter, further details into the matter are awaited,” said the official.
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Amid the rising heart attack cases in the country, Union Health Minister Mansukh Mandaviya has said that people who have suffered from severe COVID-19 infection should not do hard work or strenuous exercises for some time to avoid heart attacks.
The Union Health Minister has cited an Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) research.
“The ICMR has conducted a detailed study and found out that people who have suffered from severe COVID-19 infection should not do hard work for some time. It should be postponed for a year or two,” Mansukh Mandaviya said.
The trend of deaths due to heart attacks in Gujarat is not stopping. Across the state, young and middle-aged people are dying. Especially in Saurashtra, the cases of heart attack are increasing alarmingly. Young people are becoming the main victims of heart attacks.
Recently, a 17-year-old boy died after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest while playing Garba in Kapadvanj Kheda district on October 22.
Sharing details of the incident with ANI, Dr Aayush Patel, MD Medicine, said, “A 17-year-old boy, Veer Shah, was playing Garba at the Garba ground in Kapadvanj when he complained of dizziness and became unresponsive. A team of volunteers at the scene immediately attended on him and performed a cardio-respiratory resuscitation. We monitored his vitals but found no pulse. There was no response and signs of respiration. He was given three cycles of Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). We shifted him to a hospital by ambulance. However, he was declared dead at the hospital.”
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On Monday (30th October), the Uttar Pradesh Police during an encounter killed an accused who was wanted in a robbery and murder case of a college-going girl in Ghaziabad. The accused robber who has been killed in an encounter has been identified as Jitendra alias Jeetu.
Jeetu had 9 cases registered against him, including a case under the Gangster Act.
The other accused person who has attained injuries during the earlier encounter has been identified as Balbir. One of the police officers has also suffered injuries during the encounter. He has been admitted to the hospital and is undergoing treatment.
This comes a day after the victim identified as Kirti Singh from Ghaziabad succumbed to injuries after she resisted the phone-snatching attempt and fell from the auto-rickshaw, resulting in serious head injuries. The police in swift action identified the accused and arrested them. However, one of the accused, Jeetu was killed in an encounter after he tried to flee. The other accused, Balbir alias Bobbil has now been arrested by the police.
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The incident occurred on Friday (27th October). Kirti Singh, a first-year engineering student at ABES Engineering College, was in an auto-rickshaw on her way to a bus stop to take a bus to Hapur. Two bike-borne men, now identified as Balbir and Jeetu, followed the auto-rickshaw and attempted to snatch Kirti’s phone. She tried to resist the robbery and fell from the moving auto-rickshaw resulting in severe head injuries. She was taken to a nearby hospital, where she died on Sunday, October 29th, while receiving treatment.
Following an encounter, police nabbed the primary offender, Bobbil alias Balbir in an earlier encounter. During the gunfight, Balbir was hit in the leg. Jitendra, his partner who was on the motorbike, had managed to flee the scene. On Monday morning, Jeetu engaged in attacking police personnel while they tried to arrest him. In retaliatory fire, Jeetendra alias Jeetu was shot dead.
“The first-year BTech computer science student at ABES Engineering College in Ghaziabad was admitted to the Neuro ICU of Yashoda Hospital in Nehru Nagar, where she was on ventilator support after sustaining head injuries,” the Police said.
After the incident, the Police Commissioner of Ghaziabad, Ajay Kumar Mishra ordered the removal of the SHO of Masuri Police Station, Ravindran Pant. The new SHO appointed instead took cognizance of the event and said that sections of murder would now be added to the FIR filed against the accused. The police have meanwhile recovered an illegal pistol, Kirti’s mobile phone, and cartridges from Balbir.
Kirti’s family stands shocked, asks why would someone kill a girl for an old phone
The family of the victim girl is in shock. Ankit Singh, Kirti’s brother commented on the issue and suspected that the girl might be killed for some other probable reasons. “I cannot understand why someone would do this to snatch just a phone. It was an old Samsung phone worth around Rs 8,000 – Rs 10,000. How can one kill someone for such a small amount?” he was quoted as saying.
Ankit stated that it was Kirti’s dream to pursue computer science engineering at a reputable college. She had taken a year off to leave Hapur and enroll in a private institution.
“We could have got Kirti admitted to any college in Hapur. But we liked the college in Ghaziabad and my sister always wanted to do engineering. She wanted to pursue M.Tech in the future and that’s why she took admission here,” he said.
Kirti’s family was overjoyed when she got admitted into a course of her choice at the engineering college a few months ago. The distance between the college and her home, however, was an issue and Kirti was considering moving closer to the campus soon.
Kirti joined ABES College only 12 days ago
“Ever since she was admitted here, we were discussing whether she should stay in the hostel or rent a room near her college… She joined college only 12 days ago,” her father, Ravindra Singh said.
“She used to come to college from home with her friend every day. It took about an hour. Many times, she would catch a bus and if the bus was not available, she would take a rickshaw. I had no idea that such an incident could happen to my daughter,” her father added.
Narrating a few minutes after the incident on 27th October, Ankit said that she was taken to the hospital immediately by her friend and the auto-rickshaw driver. “When we reached there, we found her in a critical condition. She had suffered severe head injuries. We shifted her to this hospital… I was in the village when I got a call from the college that my sister had met with an accident. My question is why are police not able to control such crimes,” he pondered.
On Monday, October 30, the Supreme Court refused to grant bail to Manish Sisodia, senior Aam Aadmi Party leader and former deputy chief minister of Delhi, in the Delhi liquor policy case. While denying bail, the apex court noted that a money trail of Rs 338 crore has been tentatively established in the case.
The two-judge bench of Justices Sanjiv Khanna and SVN Bhatti further ordered that the case be expedited, noting that Sisodia may apply for bail again if the trial proceeds slowly.
“We have referred to the arguments and some of the legal questions but we have not answered most of them. In the analysis, there are certain aspects which are doubtful regarding the transfer of ₹ 338 crore transfer is established. We have rejected the bail,” said Justice Khanna.
Sisodia, who is facing money laundering and corruption charges over alleged irregularities in the framing and implementation of a now-scrapped Delhi liquor policy, has been in custody since February of this year and is being investigated by both the Central Bureau of Investigation and the Enforcement Directorate.
Notably, on October 19, a Delhi Court extended the judicial custody of Manish Sisodia until November 22.
The liquor policy for 2021-22 was put into effect by the Delhi administration on 17th November 2021, however, it was cancelled at the end of September 2022 due to accusations of corruption. According to the agencies, the new regulation led to monopolisation and gave economic advantages to people who weren’t eligible for liquor licenses.
On the other hand, Manish Sisodia and the Delhi administration have denied any wrongdoing and claimed that the new policy would have increased the state’s excise revenue.
On Monday (30th October), the Deputy Editor of the Islamic propaganda website ‘5 Pillars’ called for the targeted harassment and persecution of Israelis in Muslim-majority countries.
Dilly Hussain, a British-born Islamist from Bangladesh, works as the Deputy Editor of ‘5 Pillars.’ In a tweet on Monday, he announced, “This is the kind of welcome all Israelis should be receiving at the airports of Muslim-majority countries.”
His tweet came hours after a mob of frenzied Islamists ambushed the Dagestan airport in Russia, chanted anti-Semitic slogans and prevented Israeli passengers from deboarding at the airport.
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
Encouraged by the actions of his fellow co-religionists, Hussain called for the setting up of a similar blockade against Israelis in Muslim-dominated nations.
Earlier in July this year, he had tried to rationalise acts of terror by Islamists as ‘fighting oppression and resisting occupation.’
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
He was also seen glorifying terrorism by claiming it to be ‘defensive jihad’ against ‘oppressors and occupiers.’
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
Besides his brazen display of anti-Semitism, the Deputy Editor of ‘5 Pillars’ has a history of peddling anti-India and anti-Hindu propaganda. In a tweet on India’s Independence Day, he hoped that the Hindu-majority country would soon fall prey to Islamic rule.
“On Indian Independence Day, I pray that Allah (swt): Liberates Indian-occupied Kashmir; Eases the suffering of Muslims and other oppressed minorities; For India to return to Islamic rule. Ameen” he brazened out.
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
Dilly Hussain was seen using dehumanising language against the Hindu community and praying to Allah for the doom of ‘Mushrikeen’ (idolators).
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
“The mushrikeen of India are unsurprisingly backing France over their attacks against the Prophet (saw),” he wrote in a tweet, criticising the response of India’s Hindus against the beheading of Samuel Paty by an Islamic terrorist.
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
Anti-India propaganda
The Deputy Editor of ‘5 Pillars’ had tried to mobilise support from Pakistanis and Bangladeshi Muslims over the Karnataka Hijab controversy.
This was despite the fact that the Karnataka High Court upheld that the Hijab is not an integral part of Islam and that uniform is a reasonable restriction on ‘Right to Religion.’
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
The Islamic propaganda site ‘5 Pillars’ interviewed ‘sheroes’ of Barkha Dutt, namely, Ladeeda Farzana and Aysha Renna in December 2019 to spread canards about India.
Ladeeda, in one of her posts, had openly called for ‘Jihad’ and had said that people should “learn about our ‘Jihad’”. In another post of hers from April 2018, she was found disrespecting the country by showing ‘middle fingers’ to India.
Similarly, Aysha Renna, the face of anti-CAA riots at Jamia, had called India ‘fascist’ for hanging the terrorist Yakub Memon for his involvement in the Mumbai Blasts that killed hundreds of people.
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
Dilly Hussain was also seen fearmongering about the future of India after Narendra Modi was re-elected as the Prime Minister of India in May 2019.
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
The Deputy Editor of ‘5 Pillars’ was seen challenging the sovereignty of India and claiming that the erstwhile State of Jammu and Kashmir did not belong to it.
“In the same way, a handspan of Palestine doesn’t belong to the Zionist entity of Israel, not a handspan of Kashmir belongs to India,” he had tweeted.
Screengrab of the tweet by Dilly Hussain
‘5 Pillars’ spread lies about Leicester violence to shield Islamists
The Islamic Propaganda site ‘5 Pillars’, run by Dilly Hussain had tried to pin the blame on the Hindus for the Leicester violence.
The Henry Jackson Society (HJS), founded in 2005, released a 39-page report [pdf] on November 3 and concluded that the false allegations about the Hindu community in Leicester exposed them to hate, vandalism and assault.
“Contrary to press reports at the time, the investigations did not find Hindutva extremist organisations operating in Leicester, but instead discovered a micro-community cohesion issue falsely presented as an issue of organised Hindutva extremism and terrorism,” the summary of the report read.
Screengrab of the tweet by ‘5 Pillars’
Majid Freeman instigated violence in the city of Leicester where Muslim mobs went on a rampage against the Hindu community following the Asia Cup India-Pakistan cricket match on August 28, 2022.
Majid Freeman is a local Leicester Muslim “activist” who is known to harbour problematic and extremist Islamic views. It was reported that Freeman played a key role in spreading fake information and instigating the Muslim mob to launch an attack on Hindu homes and religious places.
Later in September that year, he repeated his lie claiming that a Muslim boy had been targeted and attacked by Muslims in the city. However, the Leicester police had responded to Majid saying that such an incident had not happened.
Screengrab of the tweet by ‘5 Pillars’
Leicester City Mayor Sir Peter Soulsby met Islamist Majid Freeman, who was at the helm of the Leicester disinformation campaign and helped him set the narrative in favour of the perpetrators. The meeting was covered by ‘5 Pillars’, which introduced him as a ‘Muslim activist.’
The Islamic propaganda site also repeated the lie about the supposed involvement of RSS in the Leciester violence.
Screengrab of the tweet by ‘5 Pillars’
The Islamic propaganda site was also seen peddling make-believe stories to portray Islamists as the victims and the Hindu community as the perpetrators.
Screengrab of the tweet by ‘5 Pillars’
Given his innate hatred against Hindus and India, it comes as no surprise that Dilly Hussain has now called for the targeted harassment of the Jewish community and Israelis in Muslim-majority countries. His X (formerly Twitter) account has now been withheld in India.
External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Monday met with the families of eight Indians detained in Qatar and assured them that the government will make all efforts to secure their release.
The EAM said that the government attaches the “highest importance” to the case and will coordinate closely with the families in that regard.
“Met this morning with the families of the 8 Indians detained in Qatar. Stressed that the Government attaches the highest importance to the case. Fully share the concerns and pain of the families. Underlined that the Government will continue to make all efforts to secure their release. Will coordinate closely with the families in that regard,” Jaishankar posted on X (formerly Twitter).
This comes after the Court of First Instance of Qatar passed a verdict of the death penalty for the eight former naval officers who were detained in Doha. Earlier, the Ministry of External Affairs said that it was “deeply shocked” by the verdict and now awaits the detailed judgement.
“We have initial information that the Court of First Instance of Qatar has today passed a judgement in the case involving 8 Indian employees of Al Dahra company,” the MEA said in a statement.
“We are deeply shocked by the verdict of the death penalty and are awaiting the detailed judgement. We are in touch with the family members and the legal team, and we are exploring all legal options,” it added.
The MEA further stated that the matter is very important to us, the MEA said adding that and they have been keeping a close eye on it.
“We attach high importance to this case, and have been following it closely. We will continue to extend all consular and legal assistance. We will also take up the verdict with Qatari authorities,” the MEA release said.
“Due to the confidential nature of proceedings of this case, it would not be appropriate to make any further comment at this juncture,” it added.
The eight Indian nationals have been imprisoned in Qatar since October 2022 and were accused of allegedly spying on a submarine programme.
New Delhi had been granted consular access to the eight Indians and had been working to secure their release. The Indian nationals had their first trial in late March.
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Panic gripped locals in Shanti Vihar area of Sonipat in Haryana after explosive material at a house in the locality caught fire allegedly due to a short circuit, triggering an explosion on Monday. The owner of the house has been arrested, police said.
According to Civil Line Police Station Incharge Ravindra Kumar, “The blast took place at the house of a man identified as Irfan in the Shanti Vihar area of Sonipat district. Explosive material, sulphur mixed with potash, was kept at the house due to which the explosion took place. A part of his room in the house was blown away, and some plastic furniture was burnt.”
#WATCH | Haryana: On blast in a house in the Shanti Vihar area of Sonipat, Civil Line Police Station Incharge Ravindra Kumar says, "Explosive material was kept at the house of a man named Irfan. A part of one room of his house was blown away and some plastic furniture was… pic.twitter.com/tvhyWdWKRg
The official further said that as soon as the blast took place, panic gripped residents in the area, after which the information was given to Sonipat Police.
Shortly after receiving the information, police and a bomb disposal squad reached the spot for investigation.
The official said that there were no injuries or casualties in the blast incident.
“We have arrested Irfan and registered a case against him under sections of Indian Penal Code 285 and the Indian Explosives Act,” said Kumar.
Further details into the matter are awaited.
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A batch of 1,414 antiquities is set to return to India from the United States. Reports citing government sources claim that the objects have already been given to the Consulate General of India in New York.
The antiquities will include objects displayed in New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met Museum). Sources say that as per procedure, a team from the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) is being sent to the US for verification of the objects, after which the repatriation process can be initiated.
The ASI team will also authenticate the objects as “antiquities” or “non-antiquities”. ASI officials said the new batch of 1,414 objects is likely to include non-antiquities as well, and will be ranked accordingly, keeping the definition of “antiquity” in mind.
No specific details regarding their age or region have been provided to the ASI at this stage. However, the US authorities have reportedly said that the 1,414 objects from different sources seem to be of “Indian provenance”.
As per the Antiquities and Art Treasures Act, 1972, antiquity is defined as “any coin, sculpture, painting, epigraph or other work of art or craftsmanship; any article, object or thing detached from a building or cave; any article, object or thing illustrative of science, art, crafts, literature, religion, customs, morals or politics in bygone ages; any article, object or thing of historical interest” that “has been in existence for not less than 100 years”.
Non-antiquities are generally decorative objects and idols, or replicas of original art objects used for ornamental purposes.
A joint investigation by The Indian Express in March revealed that a treasure trove at the Met was traced to antique dealer Subhash Kapoor, who was serving a prison term in Tamil Nadu for smuggling antiquities.
On 22nd March, the Supreme Court of the State of New York had issued a warrant against the Met giving the authorities ten days to seize the antiquities.
On 30th March, the Met had issued a statement saying it would “transfer 15 sculptures for return to the Government of India, after having learned that the works were illegally removed from India”. 10 of the 15 items in the search warrant were flagged in The Indian Express report.
Earlier, in July, the Indian government had said the objects from the Met were expected to arrive in the next three to six months. 105 antiquities were handed over by the US authorities to the Indian Consulate in New York on 17th July, and repatriated to India in August. The Met’s objects were not among them.
On 29th October (local time), an armed Muslim mob stormed into the main airport in Russia’s Dagestan region, searching for Jews to kill. The incident took place minutes after a flight originating from Tel Aviv, Israel, landed at the airport in Makhachkala, the capital of Muslim-majority Dagestan. Out of the 3.2 million population in the region, around 83% are Muslims. Videos of the incident went viral on social media.
If you want to see how pogroms look, here is how
A crowd in Mahachkala, Dagestan, Russia has breached into local airport & is searching for “Jews” A violent mob chants “Allah Akbar” & breaks into rooms, police is scattered & airport officials are & scared pic.twitter.com/NMNIOzUymj
In one of the videos, a mob can be seen charging towards the plane and a flight attendant rushing the passengers back inside to ensure safety. Police were called to the scene to control the situation. As per Russian news, the mob at the airport was raising anti-Semitic slogans, chanting “Allah Hu Akbar” and holding Palestinian flags. The plane they tried to attack belonged to Red Wings, a Russian carrier.
The Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem has released a statement that the Israeli ambassador in Moscow was working with the Russian authorities. The statement read, “The State of Israel views grave attempts to harm Israeli citizens and Jews anywhere.” The Foreign Ministry urged the Russian law enforcement agencies to ensure the safety of Israelis and Jews. The statement read, “Israel expects the Russian law enforcement authorities to safeguard all Israeli citizens and Jews, whoever they may be, and to take robust action against the rioters and against the unbridled incitement being directed at Jews and Israelis.”
We condemn the violent protests that have been reported in Russia threatening Israelis and Jews. We call on Russian authorities to ensure their safety. The U.S. stands with Israel and the entire Jewish community as we see a surge in antisemitism throughout the world. There is no…
As per Times of Israel, an eyewitness said around 50 men approached the airplane and asked if there were Jews among the passengers. The mob demanded to see the passport of the eyewitness, who had a Russian passport. Notably, there were Dagestani children on the plane who had undergone medical treatment in Israel.
Mobs in Dagestan, a Russian republic whose 3.2 million population is 83% Muslim, have stormed the airport after news spread that a plane has landed from Tel Aviv. They have spilled on to the tarmac and are moving from plane to plane in search of Jews to lynch.
The Muslim mob had responded to a call made on a Telegram channel to arrive at the airport to confront passengers coming from Israel. The messages in the Telegram channel called on rioters to “avenge Gaza”. The flight landed at Makhachkala Airport at around 7 PM (local time). The transit flight that was attacked by the Muslim mob was scheduled to take off for Moscow two hours after landing at the Makhachkala airport.
BREAKING:
The lynch mob which stormed the airport in Dagestan, Russia to search for Jews as a plane was landing from Tel Aviv has found its first “suspected Jew”
He tells them he is Uzbek, but they don’t believe him
Office of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement that “Israel expects the Russian authorities to protect all Israeli citizens and all Jews, and to act decisively against the rioters and against incitement to violence against Jews and Israelis.” Following the incident, the airport was closed for flights, and security forces arrived to maintain law and order.
Degastan is a Muslim-majority state in Russia. The Muslim insurgency has been a problem for both federal and local authorities for years as they have struggled to subdue the increasing number of Muslims in the region. There are Jews in the region, but most of them are concentrated in Derbent, which is located near the border with Azerbaijan. The situation in the region is so tense that the Israelis traveling at Degastani border crossings are kept apart from the general passenger population to ensure their safety.
Reports stated that the flight was later diverted to another airport, but the passengers faced a violent mob there too.
Israel Hamas War
On 7th October (local time), Hamas launched the worst terrorist attack on southern Israel, killing at least 1,300 Israelis and foreign nationals, including children, the elderly and women. Over 200 people were taken hostage by the Hamas terrorists. Women were raped, children were killed in front of their parents, the elderly were shot dead point black in their homes, Israeli soldiers were killed, and the terrorists mutilated their bodies during the attack. Israel launched a counter-strike on Hamas. So far, around 8,000 lives have been lost in Israeli air strikes. Israel has warned the civilians multiple times to evacuate, but reports suggest that Hamas terrorists keeps stopping them. Meanwhile, India launched Operation Ajay to rescue Indians from Israel. On 30th October, the Israel-Hamas war entered its 23rd day.
6 persons died and several others were injured on 29th October (Sunday) after two passenger trains collided in Andhra Pradesh’s Vizianagaram district. The incident happened after a passenger train that was heading to Rayagada from Visakhapatnam derailed after colliding with another train in Andhra Pradesh’s Vizianagaram district, Divisional Railway Manager said.
As per the initial information, at least six passengers died and around 40 others sustained injuries after Visakhapatnam Rayagada Express (train no 08504) collided with Visakhapatnam – Palasa Passenger Special (train no 08532) from behind near Alamanda-Kankatapalli in Vizianagaram. Due to the collision, three coaches of the Visakhapatnam-Rayagada train, as per officials. The rescue operation is underway. The number of casualties could go up.
Andhra Pradesh | A passenger train which was going to Rayagada from Visakhapatnam derailed in Vizianagaram district. More details awaited: Divisional Railway Manager
East Central Railway CPRO said, “Bogies derailed after a train travelling along with passengers from Vizianagaram to Raigad hit a passenger train travelling on the same route Vishakapatnam to Palasa.”
“Injuries reported but figures yet to be known. Two trains were involved in the accident. The rescue and restoration process is on,” the railway official was quoted saying in India TV.
According to news agency ANI, the Divisional Railway Manager noted that there was a rear collision between the Visakhapatnam-Palasa passenger train and the Visakhapatnam-Ragada passenger train.
#UPDATE | There was a rear collision between the Visakhapatnam-Palasa passenger train and the Visakhapatnam-Ragada passenger train. 3 coaches were involved in the accident and 10 injured. Rescue operations are underway, Local administration and NDRF were informed for assistance… https://t.co/foBoTg0FRp
He added, “Three coaches were involved in the accident and ten were injured. Rescue operations are underway, Local administration and NDRF were informed for assistance and ambulances. Accident relief trains reached the site.”
The Railway ministry has released helping numbers for enquiries about the incident.
Helpline No. at Visakhapatnam Rly Stn regarding Train derailment between Alamanda and Kantakapalle rly section.
Following the incident, the Chief Minister’s Office informed that CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy had ordered immediate relief measures and diverted as many ambulances as possible from nearby districts. CM has directed all government departments including health, police, and revenue to provide assistance to the injured and provide all necessary medical services.
CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy ordered to take immediate relief measures and to send as many ambulances as possible from Visakhapatnam and Anakapalli, the nearest districts of Vizianagaram, and to make all kinds of arrangements in nearby hospitals to provide good medical care. The Chief… https://t.co/qQ1PujGm9G
“CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy ordered to take immediate relief measures and to send as many ambulances as possible from Visakhapatnam and Anakapalli, the nearest districts of Vizianagaram, and to make all kinds of arrangements in nearby hospitals to provide good medical care. The Chief Minister has issued orders to coordinate other government departments including health, police, and revenue to take quick-relief measures and ensure that the injured receive prompt medical services,” Andhra Pradesh CMO was quoted saying by ANI.
