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Rochdale Care Organisation celebrates Eid Date published: 26 May 2021
Imam Abdul Hakim, Dr Shona McCallum, Tariq Mohammed, Prof Michael Luger
The Rochdale Care Organisation, which runs Rochdale Infirmary and community services, held a small Eid celebration on Friday (21 May) to mark Eid ul-Fitr which is a celebration that takes place at the end of the Holy month of Ramadan.
Many staff were on annual leave when Eid was celebrated on Thursday 13 May, so this event for Rochdale Care Organisation staff was held a week later when they would be back in work.
The event was attended by Imam Abdul Hakim from UKIM and Madina Masjid in Rochdale, who was welcomed by Northern Care Alliance NHS Group Chairman, Prof Michael Luger, and Rochdale Care Organisation Medical Director, Dr Shona McCallum.
Flames engulf warehouse in Orangi Town
However, residents complained, fire teams did not arrive in time
Karachi Metropolitan Corporation workers use heavy machinery to tear down structures deemed illegal during an on-going anti-encroachment operation in Orangi Town. PHOTO: ONLINE
KARACHI:
A fire broke out in a scrap warehouse in Orangi Town on Sunday night. Cardboard, plastic and other scrap material were gutted in the blaze, which damaged the roof and walls of the godown as well. No loss of life was reported
It took six fire tenders and two water tankers to contain the flames that ignited at around 1.45am. The warehouse is located in a residential area near Madina Masjid, in the remits of Mominabad Police Station, and nearby residents said they informed the fire department and the police immediately. Around a dozen houses nearby were evacuated given the intensity of the blaze.
Witness Accounts Undated, Not Named in Complaint : Court Grants Delhi Riots Accused Bail
Additional Sessions Judge Vinod Yadav observed that there was no reason to incarcerate a man on the basis of implausible witness accounts.
Security personnel walk past Bhagirathi Vihar area of the riot-affected northeast Delhi, February 26, 2020. Photo: PTI
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New Delhi: A Delhi court has granted bail to one of the men alleged by Delhi Police to have been an associate of Tahir Hussain and to have injured a man in the February 2020 riots by noting that the accused had neither been specifically named in the complaint, and nor were the witnesses’ accounts dated.