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Delhi Police PCR van turns ambulance to help woman deliver baby during coronavirus lockdown DCP Sharat Sinha told Zee News that a call was received from the Maidan Garhi locality where a woman was in sever labour pain. The woman and her family tried to call the ambulance several times, but no help came. NEW DELHI: Delhi Police, which is doing everything in its capacity to help those who need help in the difficult times of lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, recently came to the rescue of a woman in severe labour pain and helped her deliver a baby. After waiting for some time, the woman who has been identified as 'Anjani' then called the Delhi Police PCR and sought help.Within minutes, a Delhi Police PCR Van came to the woman’s residence and immediately rushed her to a nearby hospital where she delivered a healthy baby with the help of doctors there. Both the mother and the new-born baby are said to be healthy and safe. Later, Inspector Poonam Parik, the PCR in-charge, wen to the woman’s home and informed the family that the mother and the newborn child are safe. Woman’s husband ‘Sangeet’ thanked the entire Delhi Police team for coming to their help and saving the lives of his wife and the new-born child. He said that his family was under a lot of stress regarding safety of his wife and delivery of the child due to restrictions imposed by the authorities after PM Modi’s announcement of 21-day lockdown in the country to combat the deadly coronavirus pandemic. https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Z1kH4DeTr/?igshid=136ebj5rucyi
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As several countries have been under complete lockdown to prevent the spread of coronavirus, the number of confirmed cases has been rising rapidly. According to figures provided by the Johns Hopkins University, it just took two days for one lakh new cases to appear as the number crosses 5 lakh on Thursday night. The 5-lakh-mark was reached at around 11 PM IST on March 26. As of March 27, 9:15 AM IST, there are 531,860 confirmed cases across the globe 24,057 people have been killed by the virus. United States has surpassed China with the most number of cases, that climbed to 85,653. Italy has the highest number of casualties at 8,215 while the total number of cases in the European country is 80,589. Here are the top 10 countries in terms of positive cases of coronavirusUS: 85,653 China: 81,782 Italy: 80,589 Spain: 57,786 Germany: 43,938 France: 29,566 Iran: 29,406 United Kingdom: 11,812 Switzerland: 11,811 South Korea: 9,241 It took over two months or 67 days for the COVID-19 to infect the first one lakh people, mostly restricted to China. However, the number increased rapidly thereafter and another one lakh cases were reported in just 11 days. The World Health Organisation (WHO) informed that the next one lakh cases just took four days and the subsequent one lakh cases took just three days, taking the number to 4 lakh. On Thursday, the G20 countries conducted an emergency session to decide the measures to be taken considering the global impact of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic outbreak, especially on the economic front. In this backdrop, the G-20 countries on this day pledged to inject over $5 trillion into the global economy to counteract the social, economic, and financial impact of the virus. During the summit, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that 90% of the COVID cases and 88% of the virus deaths have been from G20 countries. https://www.instagram.com/p/B-S1DGrDivp/?igshid=wtfokj4fywq6
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New Delhi: Amid restrictions on public transport due to the 21-day lockdown in an attempt to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus infection, a 16-year-old youth has been forced to undertake a journey of over 250 km by marching on foot without food from the national capital to his native place in Uttar Pradesh. The youth, identified as Shanti Pal, used to sell Chole Bhature in Andrews Ganj area of South Delhi. He belongs to UP’s Badaun district and hopes to reach home by tomorrow. As panic grew over the novel 21-day lockdown by the government, the poor people who were making money by working in big cities have started returning to their villages. The streets have run out of people and the commercial establishments dealing in non-essential supplies have been shut. In this backdrop, the daily wagers and poor workers are struggling to make their ends meet. Failing to get any assistance, thousands of them have decided to return to their native places. Pal said that he has run short of food and has not eaten anything since yesterday. People have confined themselves indoors in line with the government’s orders in order to remain safe from the deadly viral infection. Initially, the customer traffic dropped significantly due to the coronavirus scare but now the lockdown orders have severely threatened the survival of such groups. In another incident, a 26-year-old man, who worked on daily wages in Maharashtra’s Pune, had walked over 135 km to his native village known as Jambh in Chandrapur district from Nagpur. He boarded a train till Nagpur from Pune, but as the government imposed restrictions on all public transports including railways, he got stuck in Nagpur. After failing to get any help, he decided to march till his village in Chandrapur on Tuesday. For two days, he walked without food and survived by only consuming water. #go_corona https://www.instagram.com/p/B-OXxcHDxmX/?igshid=c5c5bvneepbo
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced that entire India will be locked down for the next 21 days from midnight tonight and urged Indians to forget what stepping out feels like, or warned that the entire country will go back 21 years. As 32 states and Union Territories had earlier imposed complete lockdown till March 31, so the Centre's move to impose a total lockdown essentially extends the restrictions to April 14. "I am confident that every citizen in this time of crisis will follow the directions of the government and local administration. 21 days of lockdown is a long time but this is important for your safety and the safety of your family," the prime minister says. "I pray to all of you that if you suffer from any symptoms of this disease, please do not take any medicines without taking prescription from doctors. Any such carelessness can put your life in more danger," warns the prime minister. PM Warns People Against Rumours | Warning people against rumours, PM Modi says, "Friends, you should be cautious as knowingly or annoyingly many times rumours are also spread. I appeal to you not to believe in such rumours and superstitions as it is necessary that the suggestions and directions given by the central government, state government and the medical fraternity is followed." https://www.instagram.com/p/B-Hzp1sjzR1/?igshid=1v0zg5ejkl21r
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In a first, a mobile network company called Lynk has just sent a text message from an orbiting satellite to a normal smartphone right here on Earth. The company’s accomplishment was possible due to its patented ‘cell tower in space’ technology. You can easily guess that these are of course satellites, to be precise low-Earth nanosatellites that have the ability to directly connect to a normal smartphone.Lynk makes it clear that the smartphones were unmodified, without any changes in hardware or software. Rather the innovation is with the technology developed for the satellite. As TechCrunch’s Devin Coley explains, these satellites are able to establish a connection on normal smartphone frequency which is different from a special satellite phone that establishes a connection on satellites frequency. With its ‘cell tower in space’ technology, the company wants to provide better broadband connectivity in every corner of the world. By removing the need for constructing a cell tower in remote locations, Lynk wishes to connect the people who can afford a phone but don’t have the infrastructure of a mobile network. To achieve its goal, the company has launched four satellites to create its network in space. The fourth spacecraft called 'Lynk The World' was launched aboard SpaceX’s CRS-20 mission on March 6th to allow further testing of technology. Co-founder and CEO of Lynk, Charles Miller said in a press release, “This is a game-changer for the billions of people who own a mobile phone, for the billions who do not have affordable connectivity, and for the entire mobile communications industry.” https://www.instagram.com/p/B9--axwDKaS/?igshid=1fuoh6qwef9ry
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As the Delhi High Court heared a plea seeking FIR for those involved in the ongoing violence in Northeast Delhi, it observed that "a situation like 1984 must not be repeated again, not under the watch of this Court." The court observed that "it was time to provide Z-level security to citizens, as it was for everyone." Standing counsel apprised the Court that there is an official confirmation on 17 deaths due to violence in North East Delhi. The Delhi High Court has asked administration to set up helplines to help victims, private ambulances to be provided for safe passage of victims. The court has also directed the officials to set up shelters for rehabilitation along with basic facilities. The bench of Justices S Muralidhar and Anup J Bhambhani, termed as "extremely unfortunate" the killing of IB officer in the ongoing violence in which 20 people have died and over 180 injured. "While order was being dictated mid night, police was implementing it right there and rescuing injured persons," the bench said during the day's hearing. It added that the highest constitutional functionaries who move with Z-security should reach out to the affected people to give them confidence that law is functioning. Twenty one people, including a Delhi Police head constable, have died so far in the riots that broke out on Monday in Maujpur and Jafrabad areas of Delhi’s North East district. Nearly 150 were wounded and property--cars, homes, shops and a petrol pump--were set on fire amid heavy stone-pelting and violence that was unleashed on the streets of India’s national capital. (at Delhi, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9CLChwITUf/?igshid=1pobu2h3h2xbs
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