The Police have arrested 20 religious fanatics who were engaged in a protest organised to oppose Israel and support Palestine. The religious fanatics were violating the lockdown rules laid down to curb the coronavirus pandemic.
Speaking to reporters, Madhya Pradesh Culture Minister Usha Thakur said, “We appeal that everyone should perform Yajnas and offer oblations which will help to purify the environment. ‘Yana’ is a practice to purify the environment and not a mere tradition or bigotry.
An incident of a hospital staff throwing the dead body of a Covid affected patient into the river has come to light.
Many dead bodies were found to be floating along the banks of Ganga in UP and Bihar over the last few days. Instead of getting cremated, they are getting pushed into the river.
The Police have arrested a group of 7 people who stole clothes and shrouds from dead bodies of Covid-19 patients from crematoriums, and sold them after putting branded logos on it.
A driver transporting the oxygen tanker forgot the route delaying oxygen supply to 7 coronavirus patients leading to the loss of their life. In the Government run King Koti Hospital, coronavirus afflicted patients are undergoing treatment.
In an interview, America’s Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said, “Countries worldwide should provide help to India for vaccine production or should donate a large number of vaccines to India.
A cowshed at the Tetoda village in Gujarat has been converted into a Covid Centre where the patients are treated with medicines made from cow milk and urine. Vedalakshana Panchagavya Ayurvedic Covid Isolation Centre was inaugurated on 5th May and is run by Mr. Mohan Jadhav.
Amidst the increasing cases of coronavirus the curfew has been enforced across the State. All events and programmes are banned. Despite of this people gathered for Namaz in Jama and Paltan mosques at Naugaon. Police have registered a case against 200 individuals including 2 Maulavis.
Lehar Kanwar, 60-year-old women from Pali, Rajasthan, was on oxygen support at the Bangar Hospital. She noticed a young coronavirus patient despite being serious, waiting for medical treatment due to unavailability of beds.