Mohammad Khalid was sentenced to three years in jail and slapped with a fine of 5,000 Bahraini dinars (Rs 9.72 lakh) on June 7 for not following Covid-19 rules.
HYDERABAD: A man from Hyderabad has sought the help of the ministry of external affairs (MEA) to get his brother released from a jail in Bahrain.
Mohammad Khalid (34), who is a native of Bihar and has been working in Bahrain for the past eight years, was sentenced to three years in jail and slapped with a fine of 5,000 Bahraini dinars (Rs 9.72 lakh) on June 7 for not following Covid-19 rules.
.@DrSJaishankar Sir Mohd Khalid from Bihar working in Bahrain was asked to be home Qurentine for 15 days after he w… https://t.co/ZFv2g1LtPq Amjed Ullah Khan MBT (@amjedmbt) 1623686275000
Bihar man jailed and fined in Bahrain for violating COVID norms; Indian Embassy intervenes republicworld.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from republicworld.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Covid norms violated at IPS officer’s son’s wedding? Hyderabad police enquire
Sources say that many VVIPs, bigwigs of the State administration and top police brass of Telangana, were in attendance at the event.
Share Via Email
| A+A A- By Express News Service
HYDERABAD: The police are enquiring about the late night wedding ceremony of a senior IPS officer’s son with the daughter of a business tycoon at a function hall under Kamatipura police station limits in the Old City late on Monday night, on the allegations that lockdown guidelines were violated during the ceremony.
Sources say that many VVIPs, bigwigs of the State administration and top police brass of Telangana, were in attendance at the event. In addition, since VVIPs and top police brass were attending the event, the entire police force from South Zone in the city was also present for bandobast. The police clarified as per the lockdown orders, weddings are allowed with 40 persons and no other perm
Lack of Amphotericin B forces use of alternatives to treat black fungus in Telangana
Unofficial estimates peg the number of black fungus cases at 400 in Telangana. Of these, nearly 226 are at the ENT Koti hospital the nodal treatment centre for the infection.
Share Via Email
| A+A A-
Two doctors sport black ribbons while working as part of a statewide protest for their demands at Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital in Hyderabad on Monday. (Photo | Vinay Madapu, EPS)
Express News Service
HYDERABAD: As was the case with beds, Remdesivir injections or vaccines, there is an acute shortage of the preferred medicine to treat black fungus or Mucormycosis Amphotericin B. As a result, officials are being forced to find alternative drugs to counter the infection.