Новости за 10.10.2020

The coronavirus infections in Karnataka breached the seven lakh mark with 10,517 fresh cases on Saturday whereas 102 fatalities took the death toll to 9,891. The cumulative count in the state now stood at 7,00,786 comprising 5,69,947 discharges including 8,337 today.

A teenage boy and a 30-year-old man were killed in two separate accidents in Uttar Pradesh's Noida on Saturday, police said. In another incident, a man died after falling from a train in Greater Noida, they said.

Hundreds of cyclists took part in a cyclothon held in the city today.

The bodies of a man and a woman, whose families were opposed to their relationship, were found hanging from a tree in the servants' quarters inside the district magistrate's compound here on Saturday, police said.

A 24-year-old scientist working in the Rare Materials Project at the Bhabha Atomic Research Institute near Mysuru has gone missing for the last four days, the police said. Assistant Scientific Officer Gulla Abhisheka Reddy, 24, was a resident of Cauvery Layout (New Janata Colony) at Yelawala in Mysuru. The Yelawala police has registered a case.

The Karnataka Industrial Area Development Board (KIADB) has reportedly decided to make sale deed for its allotted sites in 2017-18.

With the passage of the Odisha Municipal Laws (amendment) Bill, 2020, in the assembly recently, the state government wants to garner the support of the urban voters, especially slum dwellers, ahead of the urban elections. The election to the 114 urban local bodies (ULBs) in Odisha are due for the past two years as these civic bodies are now being headed by state government-appointed administrators.

After being on strke for four days, city bus services resumed in Guwahati on Friday with 100% occupancy after the state health department’s nod to the transport department.

Assam is reporting a trend of steadily dipping active cases in the first eight days of October till Thursday, keeping pace with the trend nationally.

Eyes on the 2021 assembly elections, the Assam government has decided to roll out a health assurance scheme in line with the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) for about 4.5 lakh state government employees from February 1.