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Puducherry MP seeks answers from the new government
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Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) V. Vaithilingam has asked “those elected to power,” to spell out the reasons for complete absence of governance and their failure to meet the people of Union Territory after the Assembly election.
“There has been complete absence of governance by those elected to rule. The COVID-19 cases and fatalities due to the infection have increased multifold in the last month. They [AINRC-BJP] are fighting for the chair but not for the cause of the people,” Mr. Vaithilingam told reporters.
People are clueless on whom to approach for medical assistance in the absence of a government. Patients infected with the virus are running from one hospital to another seeking medical assistance.
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Rules are not followed in some private colleges even after some students tested positive, they say
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Rules are not followed in some private colleges even after some students tested positive, they say
Amid a resurgence of coronavirus cases, a section of medical students has raised concerns over lax safety norms at classrooms and hostels in some private medical colleges even after instances of students testing positive for COVID-19 on campuses.
Students say that even after switching the first and second year medical students to the online mode, the proportion of students for whom physical attendance is still the norm was too substantial to maintain distancing in classrooms. The use of thermal scanners at entry points is not uniformly followed and even after cases have been reported on campuses and in hostels, testing of potential contacts is not followed, students of a private medical college allege.
Lt. Governor Tamilisai Soundarajan will launch vaccination programme today
With the nationwide COVID-19 vaccination programme removing the age filter from Thursday in order to facilitate anyone above 45 years to get a shot, Puducherry is ramping up measures on a war footing to become a fully vaccinated Union Territory.
Lt. Governor Tamilisai Soundarajan will launch a vaccination programme, targeted exclusively at women, by taking the first shot of COVID-19 vaccine at the Rajiv Gandhi Government Women and Children’s Hospital at 10 a.m. on Friday.
Addressing a press conference at the Raj Nivas, Ms. Soundararajan said she was getting vaccinated to instil confidence in the public to volunteer for immunisation against COVID-19.