Two young girls living under the same roof issue has sparked controversy in Ongole city of Prakasam district. The mother of one of the girls approached the Ongole I Town police saying the two girls identified as Seema and Ruby ( names changed ) were planning to get married. The matter has now reached the police station. After receiving the complaint, the police swung into
‘Recreation therapy’ helps police personnel beat virus
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Arrangements done for music and yoga at COVID Care Centre
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Arrangements done for music and yoga at COVID Care Centre
In an attempt to ensure speedy recovery of the police personnel who have contracted coronavirus, the Prakasam Police have set up a 100-bed COVID Care Centre where the patients are not only being provided with better treatment but also all the care to boost their morale.
As part of the initiative launched by Prakasam Superintendent of Police Siddharth Kaushal, the patients undergo ‘recreation therapy’ at the COVID Care Centre. According to the SP, providing the state-of-the-art healthcare facilities including oxygen concentrators are not enough to ensure a speedy recovery, but the ambiance where they are being treated also matters.
Two teams to probe into the alleged black marketing case
The Ongole I Town police launched a probe after the sleuths of the Vigilance and Enforcement wing found evidence of black marketing of Remdesivir vials allotted to a private hospital here on Wednesday.
A team led by Vigilance and Enforcement DSP T. Ashok Vardhan checked the stock at the hospital and found 57 vials missing that was allegedly black marketed by some staff of the hospital. The team found only 476 of the 533 Remdesivir vials allotted to the hospital. The I Town police registered a case under Sections 420, 188 of the IPC, Section-18 (B) r/ w 28 (A), 36 (C) of the Drugs & Cosmetic Act, Section 53 of the Disaster Management Act.