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Mohali, February 25
Mohali district has witnessed a 39.16 per cent increase in the Covid cases with the active cases crossing the 500-mark in the past one week.
The district witnessed a sudden surge in Covid cases as 64 cases were reported on Wednesday against 39 cases on Tuesday, showing an increase of 50 per cent. Today, 50 cases surfaced in the district.
Since February 1, only 15 to 20 cases were being reported, but there has been a constant increase in the Covid cases recently. This has become a cause of worry for the health authorities. On February 1, there were 551 active cases in the district. On February 17, the active cases had gone down to 360. However, within a week, the active cases have gone up to 501 an increase of 39.16 per cent.
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17,600 birds culled on day 2 of culling operation in Punjab s SAS Nagar ANI | Updated: Jan 23, 2021 22:31 IST
SAS Nagar (Punjab) [India], January 23 (ANI): As many as 17,600 birds were culled on Saturday at Alfa Poultry Farm in Dera Bassi of Punjab s SAS Nagar. To prevent the spread of the Avian Influenza, 17,600 birds were culled on the second day of culling operation in the area preceded by culling of 11,200 birds on Friday, informed Deputy Commissioner Girish Dayalan. The District Animal Husbandry officials have been directed to ensure proper disposal of the carcass, the Deputy Commissioner said.
Workforce to the tune of 125 men and 15 labourers conducted the operation wherein two JCBs were deployed while 3 fire guns, 10 foggers, and 10 Jet Suction Machines along with 10,000 kg lime has been made available for the ensuing sanitization.
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