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Siblings who lost parents to COVID given ₹20 lakh
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COVID Care Centre set up at Jaggaiahpeta
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COVID Care Centre set up at Jaggaiahpeta
Government Whip and Jaggaiapeta MLA Samineni Udaya Bhanu and Krishna Collector A.Md. Imtiaz handed over the sanction orders for ₹20 lakh fund to two siblings whose parents died of coronavirus infection recently.
The two children were given the sanction orders for ₹10 lakh each. The amount will be deposited as a fixed deposit in the names of the children. The interest accumulated will be given to the children annually.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Imtiaz said that so far nine such children had been identified in the district. The beneficiaries of the programme, Sk. Immanuel and Sk. Nazeer Hussain lost their parents Sk. Khaleel and Sk. Reshma to COVID about 15 days ago.Mr. Imtiaz said all such children would be identified and taken care of.
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Krishna Collector A.Md. Imtiaz said a 30-bed triage centre for COVID-19 patients will be set up on the premises of Siddharta Medical College (SMC) in a couple of days. The existing triage centre at the dental college will be shifted to SMC and more facilities will be added.
He said as most of the infected persons were seeking admission to COVID hospitals, the doctors at the triage centre would completely assess the patient s condition and refer them to a COVID Care Centre (CCC), COVID hospital or home isolation.
He said CCCs were being supervised by doctors and other medical staff and all facilities had been provided.
One was grabbed at Atkur Toll Plaza, another by Tahasildar of Ungutur mandal
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VIJAYAWADA: In two different incidents, the Krishna district police and revenue department officials seized two tankers containing medical oxygen transported illegally to other States on Tuesday.In the first incident, Atkur police received information from their sources that one tanker carrying medical oxygen was being transported to Telangana and intercepted the vehicle at Pottipadu toll plaza. When the police asked the driver to show the necessary documents, he gave evasive answers and officials seized the vehicle.
Later, Krishna Collector A Md Imtiaz directed officials concerned to use the medical oxygen in various hospitals by refilling it in cylinders.In the second incident, Ungutur mandal Tahsildar D Vanajakshi received a tip-off that a tanker was being filled with medical oxygen at a refilling unit in Surampalli village and being tran
Ramesh Kumar goes down memory lane
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Shares memories of student days with Collector, SP at Loyola College
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Shares memories of student days with Collector, SP at Loyola College
A visit to the Andhra Loyola College and Bishop Grassi High School at Gunadala brought back childhood memories for State Election Commissioner N. Ramesh Kumar on Wednesday.
The SEC visited many polling stations set up at schools and colleges in Vijayawada city to monitor and assess the polling patterns. He was overcome by nostalgia as he recollected his student days after entering the campus of Loyola College.
Taking a trip down memory lane, he enquired with Principal Fr. P. Kishore about the well-being of the former principals of the institution, which he said was known for inculcating discipline and ethics in students and grooming them into well-rounded personalities.