#sakhli

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Batumi Makler Tariel Udzravi Qoneba Batumshi

[444names]

scottish surnames + drow dictionary (from chosen of eilistraee)

Abbanista Acgil Acilnbau Acils Aciontimed Aelonly Ameophing Antul Anuwun Apenef Aphrear Appin Araistrear Aranow Arhes Arpelzay Arste Arthbhai Arthr Asdane Aszig Aterestrae Athwuelb Auncerst Babarn Balammend Baternaed Beareal Bector Bethelf Beumaehary Bneln Bolbhalk Bothoudge Brazt Breev Breness Brethuil Calan Camnelaews Canaoi Carime Casort Caverece Caveren Cavhin Ceanszity Cemeack Chareath Cheen Chiet Ciath Clarkd Cleps Cloriying Cluil Coletes Comed Comen Comyr Counth Crageth Craut Cruthin Cuckss Cuthuir Dacphum Dalien Dasecion Decier Decil Defeass Dends Dentanr Dinndra Doceacrizar Docter Dounde Drappick Dreemer Dring Drosdon Duainghlend Dunamil Dusstrig Dutrou Dwers Ealotite Earnaling Eassrina Ectin Eeldrealin Elaned Elarakk Elbatuest Elimbleage Eloom Elvels Encompts Equidh Eveind Exing Expalinn Explahl Explodj Expultrespe Extess Exthur Facmhalin Faelf Falath Faning Fathair Fayal Feemor Feireleares Ficals Fiesiksty Filuluth Finds Flabjej Fleven Folonade Forching Forendurth Forna Frowle Fuceehese Fulin Gatichrots Gazon Godwin Graybod Grestelese Guleseng Gurscalullf Hadomhum Halyn Harlivves Headobluv Heafyrritel Helaxin Hellen Holdrifie Holeninn Houpen Huadetooll Hurre Huted Hwund Ialsymbet Ightned Ikern Illince Imhou Imploc Inaithong Inilves Ithulst Izeirr Jablad Jable Jabple Jahairech Jencolha Jjussen Joilk Jutharseld Kaiglur Kallmuson Kerridinse Kesta Kester Khudly Kihund Klairn Knice Knoss Kolkhar Kolve Kridra Lacmhlaril Lacrench Ladne Laing Lamnan Lanyther Larkeem Legzt Lgessh Lighuth Lione Liseemele Lithel Lithirh Lithke Lless Lludsh Loccubherl Loong Loroir Losal Lottaing Ludenduic Lurip Lventith Lìosse Madyilly Magga Maghthaidid Magran Magyntess Maige Maiser Marane Marecies Marsso Mathbhelds Matolf Mawynuk Mazith Menth Merumagart Milling Minge Minsol Miserfaelg Missinse Moadivvet Montan Morging Morgy Mormolow Moulah Movell Mruste Màrts Mèinacomp Nabey Naccrag Naerty Namist Nauntan Nealrarrand Nersus Niart Nictiosdain Nimfus Nindarneirf Nisdking Niyary Nocalurit Noome Noyenhuimpe Nreced Numing Nustaher Nutheater Obahval Obsay Obuth Ocklanger Oganndeg Olition Olovu Olsard Oodting Organece Ounar Outhalkh Ovion Owithad Pachirthuer Paxxa Paycave Pdoes Pectiock Phaed Phlen Phowst Pithertalk Plareathy Pormys Possoffer Prinssimp Probase Profty Prona Pulgge Puphe Puukukinnob Quain Qualk Qualt Quinsarien Raidh Ralie Rasids Raskin Raunes Raurs Rawar Rayfaein Realmes Reana Redned Reell Reizfeaker Releed Renthoe Restar Reval Rewain Rhoph Rosined Rovesta Ruimumbair Rumbust Rundeveis Runer Rusheil Sabbiled Saille Sakhly Sameatand Sastriva Sekkille Sendurl Sents Shang Sharips Sherbsunce Shlatrobast Shment Shrezent Shshcassred Shyatalven Sinbus Sionated Siosint Sithids Skeepy Skiesse Skikssubut Slamhe Slyrr Smisad Smorng Smura Snatiiling Somealur Sonig Sorglu Souninge Sournire Spiwarystul Sring Ssappol Ssene Ssied Ssuutch Stailha Stalle Stremral Strighs Suloses Suords Surreth Sziret Talach Tapheatime Tebhne Tecton Telais Telin Tench Thaidene Thaoilled Thbus Thdayathaps Thells Thiecalmso Thubba Tiour Tlaciata Tobed Toldanth Tooppection Torus Traoibherd Trighalt Tring Tryived Tryuleartic Ulgaighaid Ullaqh Unesse Usach Uspiess Vagna Valke Valuvross Vartione Velisers Velker Vhagern Vhaidi Vhaperoil Vhatimada Vheabaist Vinthence Vishorl Vloss Waend Wargot Warlar Wateach Wativvin Waxunt Wearyations Whimplent Wiras Withid Wollya Worein Worig Wortahuimor Wying Xisson Xuadh Xxizeth Yearm Yerchorin Yewlaylite Yrentone Yuint Yulkul Yvantrip Zacgilin Zayss Zelge Zeteatch Zhaig Zithe

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Batumi Realtor Tariel Batumi Makler

+90 542 218 1699

BATUMİ REALTOR TARİEL UDZRAVİ QONEBA BATUMSHİ

Batumi Realtori Tariel Udzravi Qoneba Batumshi

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Since today's also the international day for the elimination of violence against women, this is a masterpost of all the women's helplines I could find. Please ask for help if you need it, you can do this. ❤️

Albania - Counselling Line for Women and Girls: +355 422 3340

Armenia - National Hotline on Domestic Violence: +374 105 428 280800 80 850; Hotline of the Armenian Lighthouse Charitable Foundation: 2080

Australia - 1800RESPECT: 1800 737 732

Austria - Women’s Helpline against Violence:0800 222 555

Azerbaijan - Clean World Social Union Aid to Women: +99 412 408 5696

Belarus - National Hotline for survivors of domestic violence: 8 801 100 8 801; National Toll-free Children Helpline: 8 801 100 16 11; Hotline for Safe Migration: 113

Belgium - *Hotline for all types of violence, domestic (any member of the family) sexual violence, honour related violence, and more, child abuse, elder abuse: 1712 (Flemish); Ecoutes Violences Conjugales (for marital violence): 0800 30 030 (French); SOS Viol (for sexual violence): +32 2 534 36 36; (French)Mon Mariage M’appartient (forced marriage helpline): 0800 90 901 (French)Crisis Situation Helpline (for persons in distress)106 (Flemish)107 (French)108 (German)

Bosnia and Herzegovina - SOS Line for Help of Women and Children, victims of domestic violence: 1264 (Republika Srpska) 1265 (Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina)

Bulgaria - Women’s Helpline: +359 2 981 76 86

Croatia - *Autonomous Women’s House Zagreb: 0800 55 44; Harbri Telephone (Children’s Helpline): 116 111SOS; Helpline for Victims of Trafficking: 0800 77 99

Cyprus - Center for Emergency Assistance Helpline: 1440

Czech Republic - *DONA Line: +420 251 51 13 13; Safety Children’s Line: 116 111

Denmark - Lev Uden Vold: 1888

Estonia - Tugitelefon: 1492

Finland - Women’s Line: +358 800 02400

France - Violences Femmes Info: 3919; Viols Femmes Information: 0800 05 95 95

Georgia - National Domestic Violence Hotline: 309 903; Tbilisi Crisis Center of ‘Sakhli’ Advice Center for Women: +995 5952 32 101

Germany - National Women’s Helpline:08000 116 016

Iceland - Kvennaathvarfið shelter helpline:561 1205

Greece - National Center for Social Solidarity (E.K.K.A.) (for persons in different crisis situations, including domestic violence):197; General Secretariat for Gender Equality: 15 900

Hungary - NaNE Helpline for Battered Women and Children: 06 80 505 101+36 4 06 30 006 (for sexual violence)

Ireland - National Freephone Helpline: 1800 341 900

Italy - Antiviolenza Donne: 1522;

Kosovo - Direct Line for Victims of Violence:0800 11112; SOS Linja: +381 39 033 00 98

Latvia - *Center Marta for Trafficking Victims: 800 2012; Crisis Helpline;6722292227722292; Children’s Trust Helpline: 116 111

Liechtenstein - Women’s Helpline Frauenhaus Liechtenstein: +423 380 02 03

Lithuania - *Women’s Line: 8800 66 366

Luxembourg - Fraentelefon: 12 344

Macedonia - National SOS Line: 15 700; National SOS Line – Phone of Trust: 15 315 SOS National Mobile Line: +389 75 141 700+389 77 141 700+389 70 141 700

Malta - *Appogg Agency Supportline: 179

Moldova - Trust Line: 8008 8008

Montenegro - SOS Helpline for Victims of Violence: 080 111 111

Netherlands - *Veilig Thuis (for victims of domestic violence and child abuse): 0800 2000

New Zealand - Domestic Violence Crisisline on 0800 REFUGE or 0800 733 843 OR Phone 111

Norway - National Helpline for Survivors of Sexual Abuse: 800 57 000; Crisis Situation Helpline: 800 40 008

Poland - *National Emergency Service for Survivors of Family Violence Blue Line: 22 668 70 00; National Emergency Service for Survivors of Family Violence: 801 12 00 02

Portugal - *Serviço de Informação às Vitimas de Violéncia Doméstica: 800 202 148

Romania - *Bucharest: Sensi Blu Foundation: 021 311 46 36; Bucharest: ADRA: 021 25 25 117; Iasi: CMSC 023 225 29 20; Targu Mures: IEESR: 026 521 16 99; Sibiu: A.L.E.G. 075 389 35 31; Baia Mare: Centru Artemis: 0262 25 07 70; Timisoara: APFR: 0256 29 3183

Russia - ANNA (National Center for the Prevention of Violence): 08800 700 600

Serbia - *Helpline for victims of domestic violence: 0800 100 600; Network of Women’s Hotline in Vojvodina: 0800 10 10 10

Slovakia - National Line for Women Surviving Violence: 0800 212 212

Slovenia - SOS Helpline for Women and Children – Victims of Violence: 080 11 55

Spain - Helpline for Information and Legal Advice on Gender Violence:016

Sweden - Terrafem: 020 52 1010 Kvinnofridslinjen: 020 50 50 50

Switzerland - *Dargebotene Hand (crisis helpline): 143

Turkey - Hürriyet Emergency Domestic Violence Hotline: +90 212 656 9696; Social Service Counseling Line for Family, Women, Children, and the Disabled: 183

Ukraine - Domestic Violence Counteraction and Child Rights Protection Helpline: 0800 500 3350800 500 336

United Kingdom - ENGLAND: National Domestic Violence Free phone Helpline ENGLAND: Rape Crisis Helpline: 0808 2000 2470808 802 999; NORTHERN IRELAND: 24 Hour Domestic and Sexual Violence Helpline: 0800 917 14 14; SCOTLAND: Scottish Domestic Abuse Helpline Rape Crisis Scotland Helpline: 0800 027 1234080 88 01 03 020808 8010 302; WALES: Live Fear Free HelplineRape Crisis Helpline: 0800 8010 8000808 802 9999

U.S.A. - National Domestic Violence Hotline:1-800-799-SAFE (7233) 

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New Post has been published on https://acqro.in/maharashtra-cm-uddhav-thackeray-extends-covid-19-lockdown-in-state-till-april-30/

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray extends COVID-19 lockdown in state till April 30

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30, after attending PM-CM conference

After PM Modi’s conference with all state chief Ministers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30. Moreover, he added that while it is possible for the government to lift the lockdown in certain places, lockdown in major areas like Mumbai will continue and on a stricter level. Maharashtra has reported 1574 cases with 110 deaths – of which Mumbai amounts to 1008 and 64 deaths.

“I will extend the lockdown in Maharashtra post-April 14 till April 30 at least. The time extension of the lockdown is in our hands. The sooner we break the ‘Sakhli’ (chain) of COVID-19 transmission, we can come out of lockdown. It is possible to lift lockdown in some places and instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. But in major areas, like Mumbai, it is important to extend lockdown,” he said.

Lauding the bravery with which Maharashtra – the state with the highest COVID-19 cases 1574, he said, “It has been 5 weeks since first case in Maharashtra. We have been able to keep it in control in the state, but I want to get it to zero. We are allowing the continuing of farm activities as done in the previous lockdown. It will take time to break the cycle and we have shown great bravery, but one must not spread confusion.”

He also stated that the state was testing and screening the highest number of cases, with 29000 already screened in Mumbai itself. He added that the reason for higher deaths in Maharashtra is due to high risk patients with pre-existing conditions like diabities, kidney failure etc. In some cases, the cases have been detected at the last moment, which has led to higher fatalities.

Politics Last updated: April 11, 2020 18:08 IST Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray extends COVID-19 lockdown in state till April 30 Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30, after attending PM-CM conference Written by Suchitra Karthikeyan Uddhav After PM Modi’s conference with all state chief Ministers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30. Moreover, he added that while it is possible for the government to lift the lockdown in certain places, lockdown in major areas like Mumbai will continue and on a stricter level. Maharashtra has reported 1574 cases with 110 deaths – of which Mumbai amounts to 1008 and 64 deaths.

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Coronavirus LIVE Updates: Maharashtra, Bengal extend lockdown till Apr 30, cases at 7529

Maharashtra lockdown extended till April 30 “I will extend the lockdown in Maharashtra post-April 14 till April 30 at least. The time extension of the lockdown is in our hands. The sooner we break the ‘Sakhli’ (chain) of COVID-19 transmission, we can come out of lockdown. It is possible to lift lockdown in some places and instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. But in major areas, like Mumbai, it is important to extend lockdown,” he said.

lockdown will continue till April 30th. Instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. I request you to not panic.

Lauding the bravery with which Maharashtra – the state with the highest COVID-19 cases 1574, he said, “It has been 5 weeks since first case in Maharashtra. We have been able to keep it in control in the state, but I want to get it to zero. We are allowing the continuing of farm activities as done in the previous lockdown. It will take time to break the cycle and we have shown great bravery, but one must not spread confusion.”

Kejriwal confirms lockdown extension, says ‘PM has taken correct decision to extend’

He also stated that the state was testing and screening the highest number of cases, with 29000 already screened in Mumbai itself. He added that the reason for higher deaths in Maharashtra is due to high risk patients with pre-existing conditions like diabities, kidney failure etc. In some cases, the cases have been detected at the last moment, which has led to higher fatalities.

Assuring his support to the Centre in the war against Coronavirus, Thackeray said, “All CMs are with PM Modi and he is with us. I have no issues as the Centre is with us and the state is with them. I dont want politics at this time. If this unity what I am seeing continues for long, India will definitely win over Corona and other issues. We have no other option – we must fight and we have to win this war. You be aware, we (government) will take responsibility.”

Apart from Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab and West Bengal have officially extended the lockdown, several other states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Telangana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu are mulling to extend the lockdown atleast till end of April. Some other states like Chhatisgarh, Meghalaya, Kerala, which have not seen a rapid increase in cases, have preferred a selective lockdown, relaxing curfew in most parts and limiting lockdown to COVID-19 hotspots. Most states have also readied exit-plans in case the Centre does not announce a nationwide lockdown post-April 14.

PM Modi too has hinted at extension of lockdown for 2 weeks, but the Centre is yet to confirm the same. PM stressed that the next three-four weeks will be critical to determine the impact of steps taken till now to curb the spread of the virus, suggesting pecific measures for agriculture and allied sector including modification of APMC (Agricultural Produce Market Committee) laws to facilitate sale of farm produce. India’s current COVID-19 tally is at 7529, with 6634 active cases and 242 deaths.

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Before you continue reading, you must know that I am 43 years old and I belong to an era where exercise and gym were for the ‘modern’ and ‘model’ type of girls. Yes, I belong to the stone age of fitness. 

As teenagers, we ate till our stomach’s fill and studied very hard to get good grades and used our evenings for gossip because it seemed cool. 

Through this post, I will be taking you through the journey of a typical Indian girl who activated her weightloss journey at the ripe age of 40. 

As a child, I was one of the many atheletic children around. We lived a gadget free life. Classes & tuitions were for the ‘dumb’ kids (unless you were in 10th grade)

My childhood days were filled with happy moments playing with loads of friends and activities. I clearly remember, during my school days, I was a dark, skinny girl whose knees were always black and grazed.  ‘Tomboy’, ‘Bhavani’, ‘Gundi’ were names that were given to me when I was growing up. Reason: I was energetic, competitive and athletic. 

During my childhood, I played almost every sport they offered in school and in the evenings I would play badminton, lagori, kho-kho, saakhli, langdi, chippis, marbles, pakda-pakdi, hide & seek and so many games. 

Life changed when I started going to college, the gym was for models and sports was for less cool kids. We were the cool kids who hung out at the best cafes and the college canteen was our second home. We discussed lipsticks, clothes, boys and studied hard to get good grades.

Fitness was the last thing on our minds. Maybe we just took it for granted.

I surely did. 

While I was living it, life seemed to be moving at a snail’s pace but looking back, I feel that I zoomed through college, MBA and marriage within seconds!

I never believed that I could put on weight. I was athletic – wasn’t I? I didn’t need to watch what I ate nor did I need to exercise. Did I?

Arre theekh hai, shaadi ke baad toh wajan badhta hi hai, usmein kya?

Khaate-peete ghar ki bhabhiji/auntyji…that’s what they started calling me

Canteen food at college, tapri food at MBA and Marwari food after marriage!! Hmmn…seems like a recipe for a health disaster!

Well, it was – I steadily turned fat & raced towards ill-health!! 

The arrival of kids turns life upside down. My first one was born in 2005 and the second after a long gap in 2013! The second kid sapped a lot of my energy especially since I was 35+ when I delivered.

Her cuteness kept me going but I was steadily losing health and energy. Weight gain was the primary factor in all my woes.

Chronic fatigue, terrible back pain and lack of energy was a daily story.

Every week, I would decide: ‘Agle Monday sey exercise karungi’

Little did I realise that my entire thought process was wrong. Focussing on weight-loss was the biggest mistake.

I didn’t know this until one day a simple statement from my son changed my life. 

Find a cause that you can commit to:

It could be something as simple as wanting to fit into a new dress or being able to walk up 4 floors without panting. Or like me, being able to keep up with a hyperactive bunch of kids

It could be moderate like aspiring to run a marathon dream run of 3 km or going for a day-long shopping spree or puja without getting tired the next day

It could be complex like reducing your thyroid/blood sugar or blood pressure levels.

Whatever may be the reason, identify it and just begin!

Keep walking and you will be surprised at what life brings to you. 

I used to postpone my fitness journey to ‘next Monday’. I led a very unhealthy lifestyle – no exercise, irregular sleep & meal routine, junk food etc. But when my own 12-year-old son gave up on me, it broke my heart.

I started my fitness journey on Feb 3, 2018 – I will never forget that day because I couldn’t walk more than 450 metres on that day. 

Is my story similar to yours? Are you also struggling to lose weight?

Does my story sound familiar to you? 

Are you at a total loss with your efforts to lose weight at getting healthy?

I really hope my post and the #BlogchatterA2Z series on my blogzine inspires you. 

Do write in your queries, suggestions and comments. Would love to read and respond. 

Penned by

Mayura Amarkant 

Disclaimer:

Dear Reader: You must know that I am not a healthcare expert and nor am I posing to be one through this series. I am sharing my personal experiences and journey. I urge you to speak to your healthcare professional before trying anything in this series.

#40NotOut |How to activate your health transformation journey? |#BlogchatterA2Z #Fitness #Health Before you continue reading, you must know that I am 43 years old and I belong to an era where exercise and gym were for the 'modern' and 'model' type of girls.

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Вот такие мы Грузины! А менгрельцы высший сорт! Я кто вы понимаете? (at მეგრული სახლი / Megruli Sakhli) https://www.instagram.com/p/B130QOZhk1Q/?igshid=167sljwj52bm8

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Galyat Sakhli Sonyachi Song https://mp3downloadmp3.com/2019/11/29/galyat-sakhli-sonyachi-song/

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One thing that I would like to have someday ❤️ #travel #traveler #traveling #travels #travelblogger #travelling #traveller #antique #kuwait #q8 #georgia (at მეგრული სახლი / Megruli Sakhli)

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в ჩვენი სახლი/Chveni sakhli

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House Of Others (2017) Official Trailer

House Of Others (2017) Official Trailer

Trailer for House of Others (Skhvisi sakhli). Two families have physically survived the ‘real’ war, but are incapable of building a new life in peace: war continues in everyday life because the chaos is inside human beings.

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New Post has been published on https://acqro.in/maharashtra-cm-uddhav-thackeray-extends-covid-19-lockdown-in-state-till-april-30/

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray extends COVID-19 lockdown in state till April 30

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30, after attending PM-CM conference

After PM Modi’s conference with all state chief Ministers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30. Moreover, he added that while it is possible for the government to lift the lockdown in certain places, lockdown in major areas like Mumbai will continue and on a stricter level. Maharashtra has reported 1574 cases with 110 deaths – of which Mumbai amounts to 1008 and 64 deaths.

“I will extend the lockdown in Maharashtra post-April 14 till April 30 at least. The time extension of the lockdown is in our hands. The sooner we break the ‘Sakhli’ (chain) of COVID-19 transmission, we can come out of lockdown. It is possible to lift lockdown in some places and instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. But in major areas, like Mumbai, it is important to extend lockdown,” he said.

Lauding the bravery with which Maharashtra – the state with the highest COVID-19 cases 1574, he said, “It has been 5 weeks since first case in Maharashtra. We have been able to keep it in control in the state, but I want to get it to zero. We are allowing the continuing of farm activities as done in the previous lockdown. It will take time to break the cycle and we have shown great bravery, but one must not spread confusion.”

He also stated that the state was testing and screening the highest number of cases, with 29000 already screened in Mumbai itself. He added that the reason for higher deaths in Maharashtra is due to high risk patients with pre-existing conditions like diabities, kidney failure etc. In some cases, the cases have been detected at the last moment, which has led to higher fatalities.

Politics Last updated: April 11, 2020 18:08 IST Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray extends COVID-19 lockdown in state till April 30 Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30, after attending PM-CM conference Written by Suchitra Karthikeyan Uddhav After PM Modi’s conference with all state chief Ministers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30. Moreover, he added that while it is possible for the government to lift the lockdown in certain places, lockdown in major areas like Mumbai will continue and on a stricter level. Maharashtra has reported 1574 cases with 110 deaths – of which Mumbai amounts to 1008 and 64 deaths.

Advertisement

Coronavirus LIVE Updates: Maharashtra, Bengal extend lockdown till Apr 30, cases at 7529

Maharashtra lockdown extended till April 30 “I will extend the lockdown in Maharashtra post-April 14 till April 30 at least. The time extension of the lockdown is in our hands. The sooner we break the ‘Sakhli’ (chain) of COVID-19 transmission, we can come out of lockdown. It is possible to lift lockdown in some places and instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. But in major areas, like Mumbai, it is important to extend lockdown,” he said.

lockdown will continue till April 30th. Instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. I request you to not panic.

Lauding the bravery with which Maharashtra – the state with the highest COVID-19 cases 1574, he said, “It has been 5 weeks since first case in Maharashtra. We have been able to keep it in control in the state, but I want to get it to zero. We are allowing the continuing of farm activities as done in the previous lockdown. It will take time to break the cycle and we have shown great bravery, but one must not spread confusion.”

Kejriwal confirms lockdown extension, says ‘PM has taken correct decision to extend’

He also stated that the state was testing and screening the highest number of cases, with 29000 already screened in Mumbai itself. He added that the reason for higher deaths in Maharashtra is due to high risk patients with pre-existing conditions like diabities, kidney failure etc. In some cases, the cases have been detected at the last moment, which has led to higher fatalities.

Assuring his support to the Centre in the war against Coronavirus, Thackeray said, “All CMs are with PM Modi and he is with us. I have no issues as the Centre is with us and the state is with them. I dont want politics at this time. If this unity what I am seeing continues for long, India will definitely win over Corona and other issues. We have no other option – we must fight and we have to win this war. You be aware, we (government) will take responsibility.”

Apart from Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab and West Bengal have officially extended the lockdown, several other states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Telangana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu are mulling to extend the lockdown atleast till end of April. Some other states like Chhatisgarh, Meghalaya, Kerala, which have not seen a rapid increase in cases, have preferred a selective lockdown, relaxing curfew in most parts and limiting lockdown to COVID-19 hotspots. Most states have also readied exit-plans in case the Centre does not announce a nationwide lockdown post-April 14.

PM Modi too has hinted at extension of lockdown for 2 weeks, but the Centre is yet to confirm the same. PM stressed that the next three-four weeks will be critical to determine the impact of steps taken till now to curb the spread of the virus, suggesting pecific measures for agriculture and allied sector including modification of APMC (Agricultural Produce Market Committee) laws to facilitate sale of farm produce. India’s current COVID-19 tally is at 7529, with 6634 active cases and 242 deaths.

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New Post has been published on https://acqro.in/maharashtra-cm-uddhav-thackeray-extends-covid-19-lockdown-in-state-till-april-30/

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray extends COVID-19 lockdown in state till April 30

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30, after attending PM-CM conference

After PM Modi’s conference with all state chief Ministers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30. Moreover, he added that while it is possible for the government to lift the lockdown in certain places, lockdown in major areas like Mumbai will continue and on a stricter level. Maharashtra has reported 1574 cases with 110 deaths – of which Mumbai amounts to 1008 and 64 deaths.

“I will extend the lockdown in Maharashtra post-April 14 till April 30 at least. The time extension of the lockdown is in our hands. The sooner we break the ‘Sakhli’ (chain) of COVID-19 transmission, we can come out of lockdown. It is possible to lift lockdown in some places and instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. But in major areas, like Mumbai, it is important to extend lockdown,” he said.

Lauding the bravery with which Maharashtra – the state with the highest COVID-19 cases 1574, he said, “It has been 5 weeks since first case in Maharashtra. We have been able to keep it in control in the state, but I want to get it to zero. We are allowing the continuing of farm activities as done in the previous lockdown. It will take time to break the cycle and we have shown great bravery, but one must not spread confusion.”

He also stated that the state was testing and screening the highest number of cases, with 29000 already screened in Mumbai itself. He added that the reason for higher deaths in Maharashtra is due to high risk patients with pre-existing conditions like diabities, kidney failure etc. In some cases, the cases have been detected at the last moment, which has led to higher fatalities.

Politics Last updated: April 11, 2020 18:08 IST Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray extends COVID-19 lockdown in state till April 30 Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30, after attending PM-CM conference Written by Suchitra Karthikeyan Uddhav After PM Modi’s conference with all state chief Ministers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray, on Saturday, announced that lockdown will be extended in Maharashtra at least till April 30. Moreover, he added that while it is possible for the government to lift the lockdown in certain places, lockdown in major areas like Mumbai will continue and on a stricter level. Maharashtra has reported 1574 cases with 110 deaths – of which Mumbai amounts to 1008 and 64 deaths.

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Maharashtra lockdown extended till April 30 “I will extend the lockdown in Maharashtra post-April 14 till April 30 at least. The time extension of the lockdown is in our hands. The sooner we break the ‘Sakhli’ (chain) of COVID-19 transmission, we can come out of lockdown. It is possible to lift lockdown in some places and instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. But in major areas, like Mumbai, it is important to extend lockdown,” he said.

lockdown will continue till April 30th. Instructions about examinations in schools, universities, allowing industries to be operational, will be given soon. I request you to not panic.

Lauding the bravery with which Maharashtra – the state with the highest COVID-19 cases 1574, he said, “It has been 5 weeks since first case in Maharashtra. We have been able to keep it in control in the state, but I want to get it to zero. We are allowing the continuing of farm activities as done in the previous lockdown. It will take time to break the cycle and we have shown great bravery, but one must not spread confusion.”

Kejriwal confirms lockdown extension, says ‘PM has taken correct decision to extend’

He also stated that the state was testing and screening the highest number of cases, with 29000 already screened in Mumbai itself. He added that the reason for higher deaths in Maharashtra is due to high risk patients with pre-existing conditions like diabities, kidney failure etc. In some cases, the cases have been detected at the last moment, which has led to higher fatalities.

Assuring his support to the Centre in the war against Coronavirus, Thackeray said, “All CMs are with PM Modi and he is with us. I have no issues as the Centre is with us and the state is with them. I dont want politics at this time. If this unity what I am seeing continues for long, India will definitely win over Corona and other issues. We have no other option – we must fight and we have to win this war. You be aware, we (government) will take responsibility.”

Apart from Maharashtra, Odisha, Punjab and West Bengal have officially extended the lockdown, several other states like Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Telangana, Delhi, Tamil Nadu are mulling to extend the lockdown atleast till end of April. Some other states like Chhatisgarh, Meghalaya, Kerala, which have not seen a rapid increase in cases, have preferred a selective lockdown, relaxing curfew in most parts and limiting lockdown to COVID-19 hotspots. Most states have also readied exit-plans in case the Centre does not announce a nationwide lockdown post-April 14.

PM Modi too has hinted at extension of lockdown for 2 weeks, but the Centre is yet to confirm the same. PM stressed that the next three-four weeks will be critical to determine the impact of steps taken till now to curb the spread of the virus, suggesting pecific measures for agriculture and allied sector including modification of APMC (Agricultural Produce Market Committee) laws to facilitate sale of farm produce. India’s current COVID-19 tally is at 7529, with 6634 active cases and 242 deaths.