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Residents of Ludhiana villages say no vaccination drive in rural areas, officials deny claims ANI | Updated: Jun 09, 2021 16:04 IST Ludhiana (Punjab) [India], June 9 (ANI): Residents of Ayali Khurd and Bharanhara villages in Ludhiana claimed no Covid-19 vaccination drive was organised in their areas, but the Ludhiana district vaccination officer denied these claims and said more vaccination camps had been organised in rural areas than in urban areas. Nobody is coming here. Since the onset of the pandemic, no one came here, said Hari Singh, a resident of Ayali Khurd village. There has been no help from the Public health department, he added. ....
Punjab: Villagers claim no Covid vaccination drive ANI 09 Jun 2021, 20:55 GMT+10 Ludhiana (Punjab) [India], June 9 (ANI): Residents of Ayali Khurd and Bharanhara villages in Ludhiana claimed no Covid-19 vaccination drive was organised in their areas, but the Ludhiana district vaccination officer denied these claims and said more vaccination camps had been organised in rural areas than in urban areas. Nobody is coming here. Since the onset of the pandemic, no one came here, said Hari Singh, a resident of Ayali Khurd village. There has been no help from the Public health department, he added. Another villager of Bharanhara , Hardayal Singh Singh told ANI that they are not aware that they have to register online for Covid-19 vaccination. ....
494 Tribune News Service Ludhiana, April 9 After seven months, once again the district saw 438 positive cases in a day. It was on September 15 last year that the same number of people had tested positive and it was the highest single-day spike of 2020. Four patients lost their lives today. Those who tested positive today include two healthcare workers, two cops, two pre-operative cases and six teachers. Teachers who tested positive are one from GSSS, Jandali, two from Arya College, one from GSSS, Ayali Khurd, one from Partap Public School, Hambran Road, and one from Government School, Dashmesh Nagar. Three women and one man of Rajgarh, Basant Avenue, Fatehgarh Mohalla and Jassowal lost their lives today. ....
A patient of Fatehgarh Sahib district, too, succumbed at a city hospital. The district casualties included a 60-year-old woman of Rajgarh, who had hypertension and asthma; a 41-year-old woman of Basant Avenue, who had diabetes and hypertension; a 58-year-old woman of Fatehgarh Mohalla, who had hypertension; and a 61-year-old diabetic man of Jassowal. Civil surgeon Dr Sukhjivan Kakkar said the district toll has increased to 1,194 and that of outsiders to 616. To date, 8,30,380 persons have been tested. Of the 438 new cases, 225 were from flu corner, 69 from OPD, 34 contacts of positive patients, 97 through tracing process, two healthcare workers, two cops, one ANC, two pre-operative cases and six teachers (one each of a government school in Jandali, a government school in Ayali Khurd, a public school on Hambhara Road, a government school in Dashmesh Nagar and two of a college).” ....
Ludhiana: The education department has directed all private, aided, unaided and government schools to get their teachers tested for Covid-19. The directions were issued on Monday in the wake of increasing novel coronavirus cases, especially in schools. Besides, the department has asked them to appoint a teacher as a nodal officer in every school and a student monitor in each class to ensure compliance of pandemic guidelines. The department has issued a letter to all the district education officers, principals, heads and block primary education officers to abide by the orders. The letter states, “Sensing the situation of Covid-19, it is directed to ensure compliance of standard operating procedures (SOPs) issued to schools. To ensure the compliance of the guidelines, each school has to appoint one teacher as the nodal officer and one student from each class as monitor to ensure all rules like wearing masks, maintaining physical distance, among others, are followed. Scho ....