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Greater Chennai Corporation data as of May 13 show the city has 983 streets with more than 10 cases
CHENNAI: What is common among locations such as IMH Street in Kilpauk, Konnur high road in Ayanavaram, Barakka Road in Kilpauk, and Mogappair Eri scheme? They have the highest number of active Covid-19 cases in the city.
For instance, IMH street currently has 82 active cases,while Konnur High Road has 72. Driver Street in Pudupettai has 75 active cases.
Greater Chennai Corporation data as of May 13 show the city has 983 streets with more than 10 cases.
These are locations identified as containment zones with strict restrictions on movement. Close to 80% of these streets have only 10-19 cases each. And, 136 streets have 20-29 cases and 44 have 30-39 cases. Six streets have 50-59 cases, three have 60-69 cases, two have 70-79 cases and IMH street alone has 82 cases.
3 held for bid to buy Remdesivir with fake papers and in the name of dead patient
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AAA Three persons were arrested for allegedly attempting to buy Remdesivir vials at Government Kilpauk Medical College and Hospital using the documents of a dead patient and forged records of a patient.
The police identified the accused as Sathish Kumar, 37, of Ponniamman Medu; Christy Paul, 34, of Ayanavaram; and Selvakumar, 43, of Madhavaram. Two persons carried the prescription written for a recently deceased COVID-19 patient, while the other accused had the photocopies of documents of a patient undergoing COVID treatment.
The trio got the doctor’s prescription and the patient details, a few days ago, from those standing in the queue at KMC, said the police. They had copies of medical documents on the pretext of offering to help to photocopy the documents to be submitted at the counter.
Coronavirus | Number of cremations spikes in Chennai
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16 bodies cremated at Velangadu burial ground on Saturday; trend is similar in other crematoria
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16 bodies cremated at Velangadu burial ground on Saturday; trend is similar in other crematoria At the Greater Chennai Corporation Velangadu burial ground, which was in the news for the burial of neurosurgeon Simon Hercules who died of COVID-19 a year ago, the number of bodies being cremated every day has risen steadily over the month. Sources say the trend is similar in the other major cremation/burial grounds in the city.
On Saturday, at least 16 bodies were cremated at the Velangadu crematorium, including those of four residents with COVID-19, by 8 p.m. Before the start of the second wave of the contagion in Chennai, the burial ground would register an average of seven cremations a day. On Saturday, residents could be seen waiting even after 8 p.m. to complete the cremation of their near and d
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