Woman inmate at Ludhiana jail tests positive for COVID-19
India | May 17, 2020 15:04 ISTIn the first case of COVID-19 at a Punjab prison, a 48-year-old woman inmate at the Ludhiana jail has tested positive for coronavirus, officials said on Sunday.
In the first case of COVID-19 at a Punjab prison, a 48-year-old woman inmate at the Ludhiana jail has tested positive for coronavirus, officials said on Sunday.
Punjab government gave green flag to cottage industries in non-containment mixed use areas.
After almost two-month break due to coronavirus lockdown, textile companies in Ludhiana resumed their operations even as threat of COVID-19 still looms large.
Restaurants and eateries opened in Punjab's Ludhiana on Saturday after district magistrate allowed the opening of restaurants, eateries, ice cream shops, sweet shops and juice shops amid lockdown relaxations. The shops can remain open from 7 am to 7 pm and only home delivery service will be available.
Disappointed by state government's decision of opening liquor shops, free milk supply was organised by Youth Akali Dal members outside a liquor shop in Ludhiana.
Amid corona outbreak and nationwide lockdown, farmers in Ludhiana are facing problems as labourers are leaving for their hometowns in other states.
Amid corona outbreak and nationwide lockdown, vegetable farmers in Ludhiana are facing heavy losses.
Wheat crop harvesting began at Kohara Village in Ludhiana amid coronavirus lockdown as the agricultural activities have been permitted by the state government during the extended lockdown till May 3.
All agricultural activities have been permitted in Ludhiana in the extended lockdown till May 3. The government had announced that any decision on relaxation of lockdown measures will be taken on April 20.
A total of 300 US citizens were evacuated from Punjab's Ludhiana by special flight from Delhi Airport.
Punjab CM Captain Amarinder Singh on Saturday announced Rs 50 lakh ex-gratia for the kin of ACP North Ludhiana Anil Kohli and Kanungo Gurmel Singh, who lost their lives due to COVID-19.
An assistant commissioner of police (ACP), Anil Kohli who was undergoing treatment for COVID-19 infection at a private hospital in Ludhiana, died on Saturday.
The Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP) Ludhiana, Anil Kohli, has died of coronavirus, taking the death toll in Punjab to 14. As per the district public relations office, Kohli passed away earlier today at SPS Hospital, Ludhiana. "Sad News ACP Anil Kohli passed away. Died of #COVID-19. Was admitted in SPS Hospital Ludhiana," Ludhiana district public relations office tweeted today.
Anil Kohli, an assistant commissioner of police in Punjab's Ludhiana, died of the coronavirus on Saturday. Kohli was undergoing treatment at SPS Apollo Hospital in Ludhiana. He was tested for the deadly infection a few days ago. Infact, a plasma therapy on the police officer was finalised, for which the Punjab government gave an approval on Friday. However, the ACP passed away before his treatment could be started.
An assistant commissioner of police tested positive for novel coronavirus in Ludhiana in Punjab, a health official said on Monday.
As the country continues to grapple with the sufferings caused by the pandemic COVID-19, several individuals and organisations have turned saviours for many.
Farmers in Ludhiana are struggling to reap harvest due to lack of labourers amid lockdown.
The textile and hosiery industry in Punjab's Ludhiana is developing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) suits amid coronavirus pandemic.
A massive fire broke out in a hosiery factory at Ludhiana on April 01.
To keep a check on curfew violators amid coronavirus lockdown, Ludhiana Police has set up four temporary jails to lodge curfew violators in Ludhiana.
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