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Expired drugs at K R Hospital: Upa Lokayukta seeks report; directs to recover losses

Expired drugs at K R Hospital: Upa Lokayukta seeks report; directs to recover losses
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Karnataka Covid lockdown news live: Acute staff shortage in government hospitals

Karnataka Covid lockdown news live: Acute staff shortage in government hospitals Karnataka Covid lockdown news live: Acute staff shortage in government hospitals A record 50,112 fresh infections on Wednesday pushed Karnataka’s Covid tally beyond 17 lakh, a grim milestone only Maharashtra and Kerala have crossed so far. The state’s previous daily record was 48,296 on April 30. The state reported its highest-ever daily fatalities of 346. Bengaluru reported 23,106 fresh cases, around 3,600 lower than its singleday record of 26,756 cases on April 30. The state has a total of 17.4 lakh cases, including 4.8 lakh active ones. Stay with TOI for all the latest updates from Karnataka. THE TIMES OF INDIA | May 06, 2021, 10:10:41 IST

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karnataka oxygen shortage: Retired HC judge to probe death of 24 COVID patients due to oxygen shortage in Karnataka

Synopsis The state government had previously appointed IAS officer Shivayogi Kalasad, the managing director of the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation, as an investigating officer to probe the matter within three days. Agencies The Karnataka government on Wednesday appointed retired High Court judge Justice B A Patil as the one-man commission to inquire into the death of 24 COVID patients in Chamarajanagar district allegedly owing to oxygen shortage. A notification regarding the appointment of Justice Patil was issued by the Additional Chief Secretary in the Home Department, Rajneesh Goel on Wednesday. The term of reference of the Commission read, To inquire into the circumstances and events leading to the death of COVID-19 patients in District Hospital, Chamarajanagar on May 3, reportedly due to scarcity of oxygen and any further similar incidents, which are entrusted to the Commission of Inquiry by Government.

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Karnataka Records More Than 50 Thousand Corona Cases In A Day Becoming One Of The Worst Hit State - कर्नाटक में स्थिति गंभीर: कोरोना के रिकॉर्ड 50 हजार से ज्यादा मामले, आधे बंगलूरू में

Karnataka Records More Than 50 Thousand Corona Cases In A Day Becoming One Of The Worst Hit State - कर्नाटक में स्थिति गंभीर: कोरोना के रिकॉर्ड 50 हजार से ज्यादा मामले, आधे बंगलूरू में
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HC expresses shock over lack of basic facilities in nearly half of anganwadis

HC expresses shock over lack of basic facilities in nearly half of anganwadis Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA The High Court of Karnataka on Monday expressed shock on the status of infrastructure provided to anganwadis in the State after noticing that only 33,146 of the total 65, 911 anganwadis have electricity connection. The court also noticed from details submitted by the State government that there were no toilets in 21,686 anganwadis and fans were provided only in 29,560 anganwadis across the State. A Division Bench comprising Chief Justice Abhay Shreeniwas Oka and Justice Suraj Govindaraj made the observation during the hearing of a PIL petition initiated in 2011 based on a letter by one B.L. Patil of Vimochana Sangha, a Belagavi-based NGO, about children suffering from malnutrition.

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