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Orient for Human Relief, Ten Years of Supporting The Underprivileged

Orient for Human Relief, Ten Years of Supporting The Underprivileged
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Tracking efforts curb quarantine violations in Oman | Times of Oman

By: Times News Service From 20 a day, the number of violations fell to between just one and three after awareness material asking people to commit to quarantine rules was published. Muscat: Fewer incidents of people breaking quarantine rules are being seen every day, thanks to the publication of awareness material asking people to asking people to observe isolation rules. To make sure people stay in quarantine, a number of Tarassud tracking devices have also been installed by Omani company eMushrif, which is responsible for setting up services to track those in isolation – whether domestic or institutional – in many public areas, including malls, banks, fuel stations, hotels, customer service centres, and some government institutions.

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Tracking efforts curb quarantine violations in Oman

By: Times News Service From 20 a day, the number of violations fell to between just one and three after awareness material asking people to commit to quarantine rules was published. Muscat: Fewer incidents of people breaking quarantine rules are being seen every day, thanks to the publication of awareness material asking people to asking people to observe isolation rules. To make sure people stay in quarantine, a number of Tarassud tracking devices have also been installed by Omani company eMushrif, which is responsible for setting up services to track those in isolation – whether domestic or institutional – in many public areas, including malls, banks, fuel stations, hotels, customer service centres, and some government institutions.

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The country s disaster model is good; Lack of coordination leads to more damage due to lack of attitude and poor assessment | દેશનું આપત્તિ મોડલ તો સારું છે; કોઓર્ડિનેશનમાં ખામી, એટિટ્યૂડ અને કમજોર આકારણીના કારણે વધારે નુકસાન થાય છે

The country s disaster model is good; Lack of coordination leads to more damage due to lack of attitude and poor assessment | દેશનું આપત્તિ મોડલ તો સારું છે; કોઓર્ડિનેશનમાં ખામી, એટિટ્યૂડ અને કમજોર આકારણીના કારણે વધારે નુકસાન થાય છે
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Recounting horrific tale of 30 years old trauma

December 31, 2020 THIRTY years is too long to live in trauma. Our voice has fallen to deaf ears. We are caught between the devil and the deep sea,” says Mohan Lal Bhat, who along with his family stayed back in Valley and braved all odds in all these years of turmoil. “I don’t know why I stayed back in Kashmir while my neighbours were packing their bags for some unknown destination on the gruesome night of January 19, 1990. My attachment with my land, home, my orchards, and moreover those mute domestic animals, who had been altogether with me all my years of life, made me stop from moving from Valley. But now I repent on my decision because we have been cheated by all the successive governments,” Gunwati, who along with her son and his family stayed back in South Kashmir and struggling for their livelihood.

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