Abhijit Banerjee advises state to make masks compulsory
“If many people show signs of cough and cold then they a random testing should be done. We have to be more careful and alert. But there is nothing to fear or panic,” Dr Banerjee said.
“If many people show signs of cough and cold then they a random testing should be done. We have to be more careful and alert. But there is nothing to fear or panic,” Dr Banerjee said.
“Earlier we had said that the Covid death toll was three. Today after an audit our death toll has reached five. Our experts have also given their opinion. The active cases are 69 of whom 60 are from nine families,” she said.
While schools, colleges and universities are groping in search of an alternate method of instruction in the season of closure amidst Covid-19, the campus circuit has appropriately sounded a timely word of caution.
The four-year-old Malayan tiger named Nadia ~ and six other tigers and lions that have also fallen ill ~ are believed to have been infected by a zoo employee who wasn’t yet showing symptoms, zoo authorities claimed.
Naqvi’s appeal assumes significance as it came amid a rapid spike in coronavirus cases and alleged flouting of lockdown norms by over three thousand Tablighi Jamaat Muslim missionaries who had gathered at their three-day event from 13-15 March in the middle of coronavirus pandemic in the heart of the national capital.
The cabinet, which was presided over by Chief Minister, Jai Ram Thakur through a video conferencing, also decided to suspend Vidhayak Kshetra Vikas Nidhi Yojna for a period of two years.
Though tea garden owners are virtually upset at the state government’s decision, despite several reminders to the CM to continue operations and even other officials including state finance minister Amit Mitra, trade union leaders and other political leaders, including Darjeeling’s BJP MP, Raju Bista, welcomed the state government’s stand.
The entries can be sent to wbscpcr@gmail.comor filed through WhatsApp on 9836300300, according to Mr Sarkar.
To start with, the board will comprise Nobel laureate Dr Abhijit Vinayak Banerjee and former regional director of WHO Dr Swaroop Sarkar while senior doctors namely Abhiit Choudhury and Dr Sukyumar Mukherjee, will coordinate with the board.
In the immediate perspective, the outcome of the pregnant election signifies the eclipse of Jeremy Corbyn, in itself the end of a chapter in the history of the Labour party.
