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Going beyond call of duty, Delhi police arranges oxygen, gets patients admitted to hospitals

Going beyond call of duty, Delhi police arranges oxygen, gets patients admitted to hospitals SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 21, 2021, 10:55 PM IST Share Synopsis Police arranged 11 oxygen cylinders for Amarleela Hospital in West Delhi s Janakpuri when it sent out a distress call around 9 am its stock of oxygen was nearly exhausted. Agencies The Jangpura police post of southeast district came to the rescue of patients on Tuesday by arranging 10 oxygen cylinders for Holi Family Hospital and five for Jeevan Hospital. Going beyond the call of duty, Delhi Police personnel got COVID patients admitted to hospitals, arranged oxygen cylinders, and supplied food and essential commodities to elderly couple amid a lockdown in the national capital that is grappling with soaring coronavirus cases.

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Delhi coronavirus hospitals FIR filed for denying COVID19 patients Arvind Kejriwal

URL copied Cases against two Delhi hospitals for turning away COVID patients Cases were registered against two hospitals in Delhi on Sunday for turning away COVID-19 patients, a day after Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal warned them of strict action if found giving wrong information about the availability of beds. Complaints about filing the FIRs against the hospitals under the Disaster Management Act was earlier filed by the Delhi government at police stations concerned, an official said. Legal action was sought against the two hospitals, one in south Delhi and another in Janakpuri, for putting out wrong information on the availability of COVID beds on the Delhi Corona app, an official statement said.

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Over 1 6 lakh challans issued for illegal parking

Figures are for first 3 months of 2021 More than 1.63 lakh vehicles were prosecuted for unauthorised parking and 15,926 vehicles were towed away in the posh areas of south Delhi in the first three months of 2021, the Delhi Traffic Police said on Sunday. Notices issued As many as 61,832 e-challans for improper parking were issued on the spot, while 1,02,127 notices were issued via the VOCA (violation on camera application) through mobile application to the registered owners of the vehicles found parked improperly, an official said. A total of 15,926 vehicles were towed away by traffic cranes due to unauthorised parking from January 1 to March 31 from the traffic police’s southern range, which includes the posh areas of Defence Colony, R K Puram, Hauz Khas, Greater Kailash, Saket, Lajpat Nagar and Vasant Vihar.

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Retired bureaucrat living alone who developed COVID-19 symptoms rescued by Delhi police

Updated: April 19, 2021 19:42 IST Beat constable Raju Ram of Rajinder Nagar police station admitted the patient to a hospital and stayed with him till all his tests were completed Share Article AAA Mr. Murlidharan, former under secretary of Ministry of Home Affairs, with constable Raju Ram | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement Beat constable Raju Ram of Rajinder Nagar police station admitted the patient to a hospital and stayed with him till all his tests were completed An octagenarian senior central govt. officer, struggling with poor health and a suspected COVID-19 infection and living alone in Delhi, found Delhi Police as caregivers when he had given up all hopes of making it.

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