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7 more Gujarat cities under night curfew from Wednesday

7 more Gujarat cities under night curfew from Wednesday By IANS | Published on Tue, May 4 2021 23:03 IST | 1 Views Andhra Pradesh: Night curfew Vijayawada City in Andhra Pradesh on Sunday, 25 April, 2021.(Photo: snapsindia/IANS). Image Source: IANS News Gandhinagar, May 4 : The Gujarat government on Tuesday extended the night curfew to control spread of coronavirus to seven other cities, apart from the 29 major cities where the curbs are in effect from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. The curfew, imposed in five north Gujarat and two south Gujarat cities, will come into force from Wednesday and will last till May 12. The state has been seeing an unprecedented scenario unfolding, with rising cases and deaths in April.

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Gujarat Covid-19: Night curfew extended in Ankleshwar, 6 other cities

Gujarat Covid-19: Night curfew extended in Ankleshwar, 6 other cities The curfew, imposed in five north Gujarat and two south Gujarat cities, will come into force from Wednesday and will last till May 12 Tuesday May 4, 2021 11:46 PM, IANS Gandhinagar: The Gujarat government on Tuesday extended the night curfew to control spread of coronavirus to seven other cities, apart from the 29 major cities where the curbs are in effect from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. The curfew, imposed in five north Gujarat and two south Gujarat cities, will come into force from Wednesday and will last till May 12. The state has been seeing an unprecedented scenario unfolding, with rising cases and deaths in April.

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Responding to Record Number of Cases, Citizen Volunteers Lead COVID Relief Effort in India

Responding to Record Number of Cases, Citizen Volunteers Lead COVID Relief Effort in India NEW DELHI A three-month-old baby boy from Nagpur city in central India was COVID positive and his desperate parents reached out on Twitter for help. A team of volunteers called India Cares connected the parents with a volunteer pediatrician who virtually guided the parents, who were under quarantine. The child tested negative five days later. “Thank you for arranging the doctor’s call. Directions from Doctor were helpful. Baby’s second test came negative,” the baby’s parents said in a message to Pallavi Kulshrestha, the Delhi-based India Cares volunteer who coordinates consultations with a team of 45 volunteer doctors who are attending to patients from around India.

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Covid-19: 177 teachers, students from two Sibu schools test positive within two-week period

Covid-19: 177 teachers, students from two Sibu schools test positive within two-week period
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FCW Insider: April 13, 2021 -- FCW

Quick Hits FireEye this morning published its annual M-Trends report highlighting a variety of cybersecurity trends in 2020 as well as the firm’s work on the hacking campaign against SolarWinds Orion. Among the trends the firm observed was a noticeable spike in ransomware and tactics used by its operators, increased cyberattacks as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and a growing number of attacks on the retail and hospitality and healthcare industries. CACI International has named Glenn Kurowski as its chief technology officer. Washington Technology has more on the move. Artificial intelligence leaders from the Defense Innovation Unit, General Services Administration, National Institute of Standards and Technology and Department of Agriculture will present at FCW s April 21 AI Workshop. See the full agenda and register here.

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