Chief planning officer, Sukhleen Kour along with other officers adjudged the girl student participants.
The 1st prize was bagged by Niharika Lalotra- HSS Birpur and 2nd prize was clinched by Partiva Dogra of HS Gurha Slathian. The 3rd prize was one by Palik HS Suchani, while 4th prize was shared by Muskan Kalotra- HSS Purmandal and Parul Sharma -GHSS Girls Samba.
Chairman Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Scheme,( Deputy Commissioner) Rohit Khajuria distributed prizes among the amongst the best-adjudged students. He appreciated the students and their parents who participated in the event.
Naidunia Womens Scooter Rally Women of these organizations including Rotary Queens Zajba participated in the Womens Scooty Rally of Newduniya
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MVD, JU host symposium on Road Safety Measures
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In Patan, 444 primary Covid-19 positive cases across 389 households were randomly selected for the study conducted between April and August. The study states 1,200 tested Covid-19 positive in the district until August 29, when the state health department had declared 973 cases for the period. Data on these primary cases obtained telephonically found at least 82 of these patients had succumbed. As per the state health department, Patan reported 37 fatalities due to the virus until August 29.
Of the 1,059 secondary high-risk contacts a near average of three contacts per household 60 tested positive for Covid-19, which is 5.6 per cent SAR. It also found a majority of the secondary infection patients were men in the 18-60 age group followed by those aged above 60 years. Around 85 per cent of contacts developed symptoms within seven days of contact with the primary case.