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Coronavirus LIVE Updates: Kolkata extends ban on flights to six cities till 31 July; confirmed cases in Bengal exceed 38,000

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Uttarakhand Latest Updates

State-wide lockdown in Uttarakhand on weekends

Uttarakhand government has decided to implement state-wide lockdown on Saturday and Sunday amid rising number of COVID-19 cases, said chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat on Friday in Dehradun.

The announcement has come a day after 199 positive cases were reported across the state taking the total number of coronavirus cases to 3,982.

Rawat said, "The number of cases of the virus has increased in the last few days, which is a matter of serious concern. The only way to curb it is by creating a gap and as a result, we have decided to implement state-wide lockdown on Saturday and Sunday."

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Coronavirus Outbreak in West Bengal Latest Updates

1,894 fresh COVID-19 infections in Bengal

West Bengal recorded 1,894 COVID-19 infections in a day, taking the overall count to 38,011 as on Friday. According to data provided by the government, there are 14,709 active cases.

In the past 24 hours, the state has recorded 26 deaths.

Of the new confirmed cases, 563 were recorded in Kolkata alone. Twelve more patients have succumbed to the viral infection in the city.

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Kolkata extends ban on flights from 6 cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, 31 till July

The ban on passenger flights to Kolkata from six cities including Delhi and Mumbai has been extended till 31 July as confirmed cases continue to surge in West Bengal.

All these cities are COVID-19 hotspots and have reported the highest number of cases in the country.

Earlier, flight operations to Kolkata from Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Nagpur and Ahmedabad were suspended on the request of West Bengal government.

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Coronavirus Outbreak in Kerala Latest Updates

Kerala confirms community spread of COVID-91 in coastal areas

The Kerala government Friday confirmed the community transmission of coronavirus in two coastal areas in Thiruvananthapuram district. The development, which is indicative of the vulnerability of coastal areas to COVID-19, comes even as nearly 800 new cases were reported in the state in the past 24 hours with overall count surging pastexceeding 11,000.

Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, at the daily briefing, said community transmission of the coronavirus is observed to have taken place in the coastal neighbourhoods of Pulluvila and Poonthura in the capital district.

He also indicated that a complete lockdown is likely to be imposed in Thiruvananthapuram’s coastal areas.

Coronavirus LATEST Updates: West Bengal recorded 1,894 COVID-19 infections in a day, taking the overall count to 38,011 as on Friday. According to data provided by the government, there are 14,709 active cases.

India's tally of coronavirus cases crossed 10 lakh on Friday with 34,956 new patients testing positive, a new high in daily cases, on Friday while the toll rose to 25,602 with 687 casualties in 24 hours. Friday was the second consecutive day when the country reported over 3o,000 cases.

The Union health ministry said that the total count of cases stands at 10,03,832, including 3,42,473 active cases and 6,35,757 cured/discharged/migrated patients. The recovery rate stands at 63.33 percent.

Community spread of COVID-19 in Thiruvananthapuram, says Kerala CM

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday said that there is a community spreadof COVID-19 in some places in coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram, where a large number of cases have been reported. He said that a total lockdown will be implemented in the coastal areas from Saturday.

"The situation in some places in the coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram district is serious as COVID-19 is spreading at a very fast rate. Large number of cases in these areas are an indication of the infection spread. We can say there is a community spread in these places. The government is taking steps to coordinate all the efforts to face this serious situation," Vijayan said at a press conference.

Vijayan added that community spread has occurred in two places in the coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram district. Poonthura, Pulluvilla and its nearby places have seen a rapid increase in the number of contact cases, the chief minister said.

"We are moving to the next stage. There will be more restrictions in the capital district, where maximum number of cases have been reported. Of the 246 positive cases in the district today, only two came from abroad. 237 cases were due to contact. Four healthcare workers were also infected and the source of three cases is unknown. This is an unusual situation," Vijayan said.

Kerala reported 791 new COVID-19 cases, 133 recoveries and one death on Friday.

Karnataka govt says lockdown won't be extended in Bengaluru

Karnataka minister R Ashoka on Friday said that the COVID-19 lockdown will not be extended further in Bengaluru.

"We have taken expert opinion, and the lockdown will not be extended. It will end on 22 July," the minister said.

Earlier on Friday, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) mayor M Goutham Kumar called for an extension of lockdown in the city for one more week due to rise in the COVID-19 cases.

"It will be better if we get more time to tackle COVID-19 cases. We wish for the extension of lockdown for one more week. We have given the proposal to the government," said Kumar.

Lockdown had been imposed in the city for seven days with effect from 8 pm on 14 July till 5 am on 22 July to curb the further spread of COVID-19.

State-wise cases and deaths today

Maharashtra reported 8,308 new COVID-19 cases and 258 deaths on Friday. The total number of positive cases has risen to 2,92,589 including 1,60,357 recovered cases, 1,20,480 active cases and 11,452 deaths.

Tamil Nadu, which is the second worst-affected state in the country, reported 4,538 new cases and 79 deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases in the state has risen to 1,60,907 including 47,782 active cases, 1,10,807 discharged cases and 2,315 deaths.

National Capital Delhi reported 1,462 new COVID-19 cases taking the total count to 1,20,107. The toll has risen to 3,571 after 26 deaths were reported today.

There are 17,235 active cases in Delhi and 99,301 patients have recovered till date.

A total of 3,693 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Karnataka on Friday, taking the total number of cases to 55,115 cases including 20,757 recoveries and 1,147 deaths. The state reported 115 deaths due to the virus.

Gujarat's COVID-19 count has risen to 45,481 including 32,103 discharged patients and 2,089 deaths. Meanwhile, Puducherry reported 91 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases has risen to 1,832 including 1,014 recoveries and 25 deaths.

Andhra Pradesh reported 2,602 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours taking the total number of cases to 40,646 including 20,298 and 534 deaths.

Uttarakhand reported 120 new COVID-19 positive cases today taking the total number of cases to 4,102. Himachal Pradesh reported 18 new COVID-19 cases today taking the total count of cases to 1,402 including 383 active cases, 995 recoveries and nine deaths.

With 25 new cases, the total number of cases has risen to 660 in Chandigarh. There are 169 active cases and 480 patients have been cured to date.

India now has India the third-highest total cases after the United States and Brazil. And according to an estimate by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, by the end of next year, India will be the worst-hit country in the world.

The Health Ministry, however, said that actual caseload of COVID-19 in the country is 3,42,756. It said only 1.94 percent of the cases are in ICUs, 0.35 percent cases are on ventilators and 2.81 percent cases are on oxygen beds.

"The actual caseload of COVID-19 cases in the country is only 3,42,756, as on date. More than 6.35 lakhs (63.33 percent) of the total cases have recovered. India, being the second-most populous country in the world with 1.35 billion people, has 727.4 cases per million. On the global scale, cases/million population in India are four to eight times less than some European countries," the ministry said in a release.

The ministry said that the case fatality rate at 18.6 deaths/million is one of the lowest in the world.

US military medics deployed in California, Texas as virus surges

Teams of military medics were deployed in Texas and California to help hospitals deluged by coronavirus patients as Miami area authorities began stepping up enforcement Friday of a mask requirement — echoing efforts in many parts of the world to contain surging infections, AP reported.

In California, military doctors, nurses and other health care specialists were being deployed to eight hospitals facing staffing shortages amid a record-breaking case numbers. In Houston, an 86-person Army medical team worked to take over a wing of United Memorial Medical Center.

Several states have been reporting record numbers this week, contributing to a surge in the national death rate. The seven-day rolling average for daily new deaths has risen 34 percent from two weeks ago, while the case count in that period shot up 43 percent.

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In A First, Kerala CM Confirms Community Transmission Of Covid-19 In State; Announces More Restrictions

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Thiruvananthapuram: With the continues surge in the number of Coronavirus cases in Kerala, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday confirmed that community transmission has occurred in two coastal hamlets of Poonthura and Pulluvila in Thiruvananthapuram. ALSO READ | ‘To Fight Covid-19, India Extended Assistance To 150 Countries’: PM At UN Economic & Social Council Session

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anandhikrishna-blog · 5 years ago

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The free ranging dog issue of Kerala

One of the most prominent issues in my hometown Kerala is the free-ranging dogs issue.As the number of incidents of dogs attacking people grew higher and higher with the sudden increase in the dog population all led upto the 2016 attack which shook the state with fear as feral dogs attacked and killed a woman in pulluvila village of Kerala and in October, 2016, a 90-year-old man was killed in Varkala by a pack of street dogs.The old man was sleeping on the veranda of his house when a group attacked and killed him. The angry people killed more than 90 dogs in the locality on the following this.A report submitted in the Supreme Court of India states that more than a hundred thousand people were attacked by stray dogs in the year of 2015-16. The stray dog population of Kerala is estimated to be about two hundred and fifty thousand.5,948 people were bitten by street dogs in Thiruvananthapuram district last year and 4,916 people were affected in Palakkad district. The statistics are similar in the other 12 districts of Kerala.

The people responded strongly by protesting with the dead bodies of murdered dogs hung upside down on ropes carried during marches,animal rights activists tried their best to resolve the situation without violence against dogs increasing, to no avail. As an activist for People For Animals (PFA) the largest animal welfare organisation in India started by Maneka Gandhi,a national organisation formed to look after and rehabilitate animals which are injured,wounded or sick. During my time with them I rescued and fostered puppies,kittens,dogs,cats a barn owl,an eaglet, a baby elephant and a kite. I had also been part of many adoption drives and helped assist the animals in whichever ways I could. When the issue of the free ranging dogs was at it's peak, I was disturbed by the amount of hatred the people had towards animals and thus represented PFA in NDTV, Asianet, Janam TV etc in live debates to speak for the poor creatures and even faced verbal abuse in the process of trying to educate people.

On a deeper analysis of the issue, it came to light that the unethical and unhygienic practice of waste dumping, especially chicken wastes from restaurants and meat factories had made the dogs in those localities overpopulate as well as become feral dogs. These dogs were larger, with a more violent nature and extremely dangerous, needing to be put down for the safety of the humans in the localities.The attitude of the people had changed severely as well, abuse against dogs increased significantly and people like the notorious Jose Maveli were arrested for killing large number of dogs who was allegedly sponsored by Kochouseph Chittilappilly who is the chairman of the Stray Dog Free movement. The organization's stance is that the government is failing to address the issue and value the stray dogs over human lives, he also actively encouraged people (during my debate with him on live television and using other social media platforms) to kill the dogs themselves despite the meagre 50 rupee fine which exists for the crime.

50 rupees had a significantly larger value in the old days, which shows the need for the amendment of such outdated laws to protect the animals of the country. Chittilappilly was also arrested under statutes that prevent cruelty to animals after he tied four stray dogs in front of a police station to promote his cause.

I strongly believe in the collective responsibility of a community towards it's environment and thus wanted to start by changing the situation in my neighborhood atleast. Communities feeding the dogs with rice, biscuits etc has been happening all over India for many years, but my idea was to make the community responsible for the dogs.

I started out with going door to door and talking to my neighbors and people in the streets around my house,asking if they could offer to help make their community a safer, happier one to be in. Surprisingly many people recieved the idea well and agreed to feed the dogs on an occasional but regular basis, the extra rice from lunch, some of the chappathi, a few biscuits and some love.

The changes in the community were apprent within a month, with the dogs all being more friendly approachable, the community had reached out to PFA to ensure that all the animals would vaccinated and some of them sterilised.

Dogs were always considered to be a man's best friend, in the era of gender fluidity I must say they are every human's best friend regardless of gender.

Within approximately three months,humans had once again rebonded with the animals around them, in their own small ways, the people began to care. I continued to spread awareness at the association programmes and temple festival gatherings along with other PFA volunteers who worked for the cause and took it up to do the same in their communities.

When the car turns into my street, I see a large number of dogs sitting under the sun on the street corners, and nobody tried to throw stones at them, abuse them and they remain wagging their tails in happiness and for the most part leaving us alone.

It is entirely possible for man to coexist with nature without taming it and destroying it so pointlessly.

After I came to Bangalore I noticed that this practice already seems to exist here, in the lanes of chikkalakshmaihah Iayout and saddugunte palya the people and dogs are exist in harmony with no attacks or any such incidents though the waste dumping has become a major concern in these areas. Even in Himachal Pradesh the people treat the animals with kindness and love, caring for them and co exsiting with them in a beautiful way.

A couple in Bangalore are the saviours of the dogs of Whitefield, thanks to Bismi Anil and Anil Prasad, a couple who had moved from Kerala to Bangalore to pursue their IT careers. They now take care of, feed and vaccinate over 150 dogs around the area everyday and currently plan to work on rehoming abandoned dogs and also conduct awareness sessions with communities to help people understand how to handle street dogs and coexist with them peacefully. The idea of communities actively participating to make their environment a better place is the only true solution for true harmony between man and nature. I believe that the implementation of this programme and others like it will definitely bring about a huge change in the attitude of people towards the plants, trees, animals and birds around them who are considered to be nothing but a nuisance in the middle of busy city life. On reconnecting with nature and actively encouraging people to take part in such activities, the people will become more environmentally conscious, more aware of the problems around them and feel happy and confident in being able to contribute in whatever way possible to the development of nature. For there is no amount of technology that can reproduce a puppy dog's friendly love, and how they follow you around after being given just half a biscuit.The loyal and loving nature of these animals has astonished me and the experiences have made me find myself the happiest in forests and jungles away from the noise and pollution of "development".I intend to try my best to go door to door in any locality I live in to raise environmental consciousness and involve more people in practices to save their localities.

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Four non-resident Keralites test positive in Thiruvananthapuram

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Four Non-Resident Keralites (NoRKs) tested positive for COVID-19 in the district on Wednesday.

One of the four patients, a 33-year-old man from Pulluvila who had returned from Qatar on June 20, has been in home quarantine. He was shifted to the General Hospital.

Another positive case is that of a 41-year-old man from Pallikkal, who had returned from Kuwait on June 13. He was shifted…

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08:48 (IST) Coronavirus Outbreak in Uttarakhand Latest Updates State-wide lockdown in Uttarakhand on weekends Uttarakhand government has decided to implement state-wide lockdown on Saturday and Sunday amid rising number of COVID-19 cases, said chief minister Trivendra Singh Rawat on Friday in Dehradun. The announcement has come a day after 199 positive cases were reported across the state taking the total number of coronavirus cases to 3,982. Rawat said, "The number of cases of the virus has increased in the last few days, which is a matter of serious concern. The only way to curb it is by creating a gap and as a result, we have decided to implement state-wide lockdown on Saturday and Sunday." 07:56 (IST) Coronavirus Outbreak in West Bengal Latest Updates 1,894 fresh COVID-19 infections in Bengal West Bengal recorded 1,894 COVID-19 infections in a day, taking the overall count to 38,011 as on Friday. According to data provided by the government, there are 14,709 active cases. In the past 24 hours, the state has recorded 26 deaths. Of the new confirmed cases, 563 were recorded in Kolkata alone. Twelve more patients have succumbed to the viral infection in the city. 07:51 (IST) Coronavirus Outbreak in West Bengal Latest Updates Kolkata extends ban on flights from 6 cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, 31 till July The ban on passenger flights to Kolkata from six cities including Delhi and Mumbai has been extended till 31 July as confirmed cases continue to surge in West Bengal. All these cities are COVID-19 hotspots and have reported the highest number of cases in the country. Earlier, flight operations to Kolkata from Delhi, Mumbai, Pune, Chennai, Nagpur and Ahmedabad were suspended on the request of West Bengal government. It is informed that no flights shall operate to Kolkata from Delhi,Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur,Chennai & Ahmedabad from 6th to 19th July 2020 or till further order whichever is earlier. Inconvenience caused is regretted.@AAI_Official @MoCA_GoI @ushapadhee1996 @HardeepSPuri @arvsingh01 — Kolkata Airport (@aaikolairport) July 4, 2020 07:47 (IST) Coronavirus Outbreak in Kerala Latest Updates Kerala confirms community spread of COVID-91 in coastal areas The Kerala government Friday confirmed the community transmission of coronavirus in two coastal areas in Thiruvananthapuram district. The development, which is indicative of the vulnerability of coastal areas to COVID-19, comes even as nearly 800 new cases were reported in the state in the past 24 hours with overall count surging pastexceeding 11,000. Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan, at the daily briefing, said community transmission of the coronavirus is observed to have taken place in the coastal neighbourhoods of Pulluvila and Poonthura in the capital district. He also indicated that a complete lockdown is likely to be imposed in Thiruvananthapuram’s coastal areas. Coronavirus LATEST Updates: West Bengal recorded 1,894 COVID-19 infections in a day, taking the overall count to 38,011 as on Friday. According to data provided by the government, there are 14,709 active cases. India's tally of coronavirus cases crossed 10 lakh on Friday with 34,956 new patients testing positive, a new high in daily cases, on Friday while the toll rose to 25,602 with 687 casualties in 24 hours. Friday was the second consecutive day when the country reported over 3o,000 cases. The Union health ministry said that the total count of cases stands at 10,03,832, including 3,42,473 active cases and 6,35,757 cured/discharged/migrated patients. The recovery rate stands at 63.33 percent. Community spread of COVID-19 in Thiruvananthapuram, says Kerala CM Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday said that there is a community spreadof COVID-19 in some places in coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram, where a large number of cases have been reported. He said that a total lockdown will be implemented in the coastal areas from Saturday. "The situation in some places in the coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram district is serious as COVID-19 is spreading at a very fast rate. Large number of cases in these areas are an indication of the infection spread. We can say there is a community spread in these places. The government is taking steps to coordinate all the efforts to face this serious situation," Vijayan said at a press conference. Vijayan added that community spread has occurred in two places in the coastal areas of Thiruvananthapuram district. Poonthura, Pulluvilla and its nearby places have seen a rapid increase in the number of contact cases, the chief minister said. "We are moving to the next stage. There will be more restrictions in the capital district, where maximum number of cases have been reported. Of the 246 positive cases in the district today, only two came from abroad. 237 cases were due to contact. Four healthcare workers were also infected and the source of three cases is unknown. This is an unusual situation," Vijayan said. Kerala reported 791 new COVID-19 cases, 133 recoveries and one death on Friday. Karnataka govt says lockdown won't be extended in Bengaluru Karnataka minister R Ashoka on Friday said that the COVID-19 lockdown will not be extended further in Bengaluru. "We have taken expert opinion, and the lockdown will not be extended. It will end on 22 July," the minister said. Earlier on Friday, Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) mayor M Goutham Kumar called for an extension of lockdown in the city for one more week due to rise in the COVID-19 cases. "It will be better if we get more time to tackle COVID-19 cases. We wish for the extension of lockdown for one more week. We have given the proposal to the government," said Kumar. Lockdown had been imposed in the city for seven days with effect from 8 pm on 14 July till 5 am on 22 July to curb the further spread of COVID-19. State-wise cases and deaths today Maharashtra reported 8,308 new COVID-19 cases and 258 deaths on Friday. The total number of positive cases has risen to 2,92,589 including 1,60,357 recovered cases, 1,20,480 active cases and 11,452 deaths. Tamil Nadu, which is the second worst-affected state in the country, reported 4,538 new cases and 79 deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases in the state has risen to 1,60,907 including 47,782 active cases, 1,10,807 discharged cases and 2,315 deaths. National Capital Delhi reported 1,462 new COVID-19 cases taking the total count to 1,20,107. The toll has risen to 3,571 after 26 deaths were reported today. There are 17,235 active cases in Delhi and 99,301 patients have recovered till date. A total of 3,693 new COVID-19 cases were reported in Karnataka on Friday, taking the total number of cases to 55,115 cases including 20,757 recoveries and 1,147 deaths. The state reported 115 deaths due to the virus. Gujarat's COVID-19 count has risen to 45,481 including 32,103 discharged patients and 2,089 deaths. Meanwhile, Puducherry reported 91 new COVID-19 cases and three deaths in the last 24 hours. The total number of cases has risen to 1,832 including 1,014 recoveries and 25 deaths. Andhra Pradesh reported 2,602 new COVID-19 cases in the last 24 hours taking the total number of cases to 40,646 including 20,298 and 534 deaths. Uttarakhand reported 120 new COVID-19 positive cases today taking the total number of cases to 4,102. Himachal Pradesh reported 18 new COVID-19 cases today taking the total count of cases to 1,402 including 383 active cases, 995 recoveries and nine deaths. With 25 new cases, the total number of cases has risen to 660 in Chandigarh. There are 169 active cases and 480 patients have been cured to date. India now has India the third-highest total cases after the United States and Brazil. And according to an estimate by researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, by the end of next year, India will be the worst-hit country in the world. The Health Ministry, however, said that actual caseload of COVID-19 in the country is 3,42,756. It said only 1.94 percent of the cases are in ICUs, 0.35 percent cases are on ventilators and 2.81 percent cases are on oxygen beds. "The actual caseload of COVID-19 cases in the country is only 3,42,756, as on date. More than 6.35 lakhs (63.33 percent) of the total cases have recovered. India, being the second-most populous country in the world with 1.35 billion people, has 727.4 cases per million. On the global scale, cases/million population in India are four to eight times less than some European countries," the ministry said in a release. The ministry said that the case fatality rate at 18.6 deaths/million is one of the lowest in the world. US military medics deployed in California, Texas as virus surges Teams of military medics were deployed in Texas and California to help hospitals deluged by coronavirus patients as Miami area authorities began stepping up enforcement Friday of a mask requirement — echoing efforts in many parts of the world to contain surging infections, AP reported. In California, military doctors, nurses and other health care specialists were being deployed to eight hospitals facing staffing shortages amid a record-breaking case numbers. In Houston, an 86-person Army medical team worked to take over a wing of United Memorial Medical Center. Several states have been reporting record numbers this week, contributing to a surge in the national death rate. The seven-day rolling average for daily new deaths has risen 34 percent from two weeks ago, while the case count in that period shot up 43 percent. 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