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NOIDA: Residents’ Welfare Associations (RWAs) have started organising paid inoculation camps in collaboration with private hospitals as government centres continue to face vaccine shortage for almost a fortnight.
The district had announced its plans to start vaccination camps in highrise societies as part of its mega inoculation programme from July 1 and residents’ bodies had decided to hold free sessions with the government. But the programme was postponed after the district faced a shortage of doses in the last week of June.
“We had spoken to officials about organising free inoculation camps and we were going to start those from July 5. But they are still facing a shortage of doses and the officials are not being able to confirm when they can start the drive. Given the situation, some Apartment Owners’ Associations (AOAs) are now organising paid vaccination sessions in residential complexes. Most people are scared after the second w
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Delhi police organises first public hearing camps; police chief says visibility and accessibility key mantras
Delhi police organised its first ‘Jan Sunmai’ meeting across the national capital to ensure speedy redressal of public grievances. Meanwhile, Delhi Police Commissioner Balaji Srivastava at his first review meeting after taking charge directed officials to focus on visibility and accessibility.
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Delhi Police Commissioner stated that ‘visibility and accessibility are key mantras of policing in the national capital’. (Photo: PTI/ for Representation)
Delhi Police on Saturday held the first ‘Jan Sunwai’ camps across the city to address public grievances. The meetings were organised by Assistant commissioners of police (ACsP) across the city on the directions of newly-appointed Commissioner Balaji Srivastava.
Visibility, accessibility are key mantras of policing
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04 Jul 2021, 08:18 GMT+10
New Delhi [India], July 4 (ANI): Visibility and accessibility are key mantras of policing in the national capital, said Delhi Police Commissioner Balaji Srivastava on Saturday.
Delhi Police Commissioner Balaji Srivastava on Saturday held his first COVID and Crime Review meeting after assuming charge to take stock of the situation on the ground and to outline the priorities before the field functionaries in the run-up to Independence Day. All district and units DCPs, Additional DCPs and Joint CP/Ranges attended the meeting through video conference while the Special Commissioners joined at Vimarsh Conference Hall at Police Headquarters.