Miss Banerjee said that north and central Kolkata and many wards of Howrah are “very sensitive”. Issuing directives for these places, Miss Banerjee said that a maximum of five persons can wait in front of a shop and sanitisers and masks are mandatory in markets.
This week’s startling revelation by the intergovernmental Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) is a damning indictment of Bashar al-Assad’s regime.
Historians will record what has been called an “epidemic-era election” as one that yielded a famous victory. Historic indeed has been the election per se as much as the result. The turnout was 66.2 per cent, higher than any parliamentary election in South Korea since 1992.
“She was a health supervisor in the Kumargrame block in Alipurduar district earlier,” sources said. It is learnt that one Subrata Biswas made a post on Facebook and claimed that 18 persons were infected with Covid-19 in Alipurduar district and that one of them had died.
“The government has made the use of masks mandatory for everyone at public places, but very few people are presently using the masks, even in municipality areas,” sources said. The district police has been claiming all along that a campaign is going on to make the people aware of the lockdown.
“All the workers are coming out to resume their duties as they have come to know that that garden owners would not pay wages without work,” sources said.
The three Higher Secondary examinations that could not be held due to the lockdown will be scheduled in the month of June and promotion would be granted to class XI students, Banerjee said.
We do not know if the hermit kingdom is also battling the virus; it is much too closeted to share its data on public health. Yet we do know that however isolated, the omnipotent President Kim has reinstated his powerful younger sister to a key decision-making entity.
This has resulted in companies favouring the Prime Minister’s relief fund at the cost of Chief Ministers’ relief funds.
The plucking resumed following permission from the state government to use 25 percent workforce, based on an order issued by the Union Home ministry for using 50 percent workforce.
