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Work resumes in Greater Noida's Oppo mobile factory

Greater Noida (UP), May 09 (ANI): Oppo mobile factory on May 09 resumed its operations with limited number of employees after government's permission. The employees were brought to the factories by buses. An employee informed that the company has permission to start work with 3,000 employees. Thermal scanning was done at the entrance as precautionary measures to contain the spread of COVID-19.

Op Samudra Setu: Kochi port ready to facilitate citizens coming from Maldives

Kochi (Kerala), May 09 (ANI): Arrangements as per government guidelines are underway at Kochi port to facilitate the arrival of stranded citizens from Male, Maldives. About 700 Indians will be arriving by INS Jalashwa on May 10. Citizens are currently enoute India onboard the ship. INS Jalashwa is evacuating citizens under operation Samudra Setu launched by Indian Govt.

Watch: Delhi cop wins fight against COVID-19, receives heroic welcome

New Delhi, May 09 (ANI): Delhi Police personnel Praveen got infected while performing duty in Okhla Fruit and Vegetable Mandi since lockdown. He was admitted in Apollo Hospital for treatment. Today Constable Praveen was discharged from the Apollo Hospital after being tested negative twice in a row. He received a grand welcome by his colleagues at police station.

Karnataka govt allows pubs and bars to sell liquor at retail prices

Bengaluru, May 09 (ANI): Karnataka Government has allowed restaurants, pubs and bars to sell liquor at retail prices amid lockdown 3.0. Only takeaway is allowed. Bar owners welcomed this move. "We welcome this move, our shop was closed since last two months amd we were suffering losses," said a bar owner in Bengaluru. Shops selling liquor opened after relaxations were announced in third stage of COVID-19 lockdown.

Adhir Chowdhury appeals CM Mamata, Amit Shah to work together to bring back stranded migrants

New Delhi, May 09 (ANI): Congress leader Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Saturday appealed West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee-led government and Home Minister Amit Shah to work together and make every possible effort to bring back stranded migrant workers of Bengal. Earlier, HM Shah wrote a letter to CM Banerjee that the centre is not receiving expected support from Bengal government over movement of stranded migrants.

Mortality increases if COVID-19 positive person delays in visiting hospital: AIIMS-Delhi Director

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), May 09 (ANI): While addressing a press conference in Ahmedabad, All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi Director Dr Randeep Guleria on May 09 said a stigma is still attached to COVID-19 and many people fear to come to hospital and get a test done. "An issue that this causes is that if a person is positive and there is delay in his admission to a hospital, then it increases mortality," he further added. Gujarat is second in total number of cases (7402), next to Maharashtra (19063).

COVID-19: CM Yogi holds review meeting in Lucknow

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), May 09 (ANI): All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Director Dr Randeep Guleria arrived in Ahmedabad on May 9. Dr Guleria held meeting and gave advice to doctors at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital. Cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in Gujarat. Gujarat is second in total number of cases (7402), next to Maharashtra (19063).

Lockdown 3.0: Kanpur metro construction resumes

Kanpur (UP), May 09 (ANI): Construction work for Kanpur Metro Project on May 9 has resumed amid 3rd phase of COVID-19 lockdown. The work has been started inside barricaded casting yard. The workers are taking all safety measures and precautions according to guidelines.

Lockdown 3.0: 'Teachers mistakenly opened schools in Aligarh', says education officer

Aligarh (UP), May 09 (ANI): Some teachers got confused and mistakenly opened schools at some places in Aligarh, informed District Basic Education Officer. "Clear directions have been given to the concerned officials to not allow any schools to open," said Basic Education Officer Lakshmikant Pandey.

COVID-19: 'Prepared for worst situation', says Health Minister Harsh Vardhan

New Delhi, May 09 (ANI): Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan held a review meeting on COVID-19 with north eastern states on May 09 via video conferencing. During the meeting, Minister Vardhan said that whole has been prepared for the worst situation. He said, "We do not anticipate a very worst type of situation in our country like many other developed countries but still we have prepared the whole country for the worst situation." "Our fatality rate in the country continues to be around 3.3% and the recovery rate has climbed up to 29.9%, these are very good indicators. Doubling rate for last 3 days has been about 11 days, for last 7 days it has been 9.9 days," he further added. The total number of COVID-19 cases in India has risen to 59,662 as of May 9.

AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria holds meeting with doctors in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad (Gujarat), May 09 (ANI): All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) Director Dr Randeep Guleria arrived in Ahmedabad on May 9. Dr Guleria held meeting and gave advice to doctors at Ahmedabad Civil Hospital. Cases of COVID-19 continue to surge in Gujarat. Gujarat is second in total number of cases (7402), next to Maharashtra (19063).

COVID lockdown: Road construction work resumes in J and K's Rajouri

Rajouri (J and K), May 09 (ANI): Road construction work has resumed in areas under Rajouri Public Works Department (PWD) amid third phase COVID-19 lockdown. A PWD official said, "Resumption of road construction work has again provided employment to migrant labourers". Certain economic activities have been allowed including construction work in lockdown 3.0.

Dehradun administration tracking people in home quarantine using GPS

Dehradun (Uttarakhand), May 09 (ANI): Dehradun administration has come with up technological savvy ways to keep a check on those in home quarantine to prevent spread of COVID-19. The administration is using GPS tracking application. Once downloaded into mobile phone of quarantined person, the app sends alerts to Dehradun's command and control centre. Alerts are generated if there is no activity on the mobile phone for 30 minutes, so that COVID-19 patient cannot roam outside market putting phone at home.

Migrant labourers in Delhi plan to travel to Bihar by cycles

New Delhi, May 09 (ANI): A migrant labourer in Delhi bought cycle to travel to home district in Bihar amid lockdown 3.0. "I was facing problem after the company I was working for was shut, so I decided to go home. I asked people from my home to deposit money, I got Rs 4,000 of which I bought cycle worth Rs 3,500 to travel to Bihar," said a migrant labourer. Group of migrants from his home state also joined him on cycles.

Railway staff preparing food for migrant workers at Moradabad's IRCTC kitchen

Moradabad (UP), May 09 (ANI): Railway staffers have come together at Moradabad railway station to prepare food at Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) kitchen for the migrant labourers arriving from the special trains. Indian Railways on May 1 started Shramik Special trains to move migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists, students and others stranded at different places due to lockdown.

4 Naxals, 1 cop killed during encounter in Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon

Rajnandgaon (Chhattisgarh), May 09 (ANI): Four Naxals were gunned down by security forces in Chhattisgarh's Rajnandgaon. A policeman lost his life in encounter. Gun battle took place in Pardhoni village under Manpur police station limits. According to the police, one AK-47 rifle, 1 SLR weapon and two .315 bore rifles were recovered.

COVID-19: Jammu student makes 'stay home save lives' rangoli for awareness

Jammu, May 09 (ANI): A student hailing from Jammu decided to draw attention of commuters with her art amid COVID-19 outbreak. She made a rangoli with slogan 'stay home save lives' on road to give the message amid lockdown. Jammu and Kashmir has reported 823 confirmed cases and nine deaths due to COVID-19 till now.

COVID-19: Vehicles queue up outside Delhi's Okhla Mandi

New Delhi, May 09 (ANI): Long queue of vehicles was seen outside Okhla Mandi in Delhi on May 9. Police and mandi authorities were seen managing the crowd. Okhla Mandi is one of the biggest vegetable wholesale markets in national capital. Vegetable vendors rush to wholesale market every morning amid lockdown.

People keep water bottles to reserve spot in liquor shop queues in Delhi

New Delhi, May 09 (ANI): Amid nationwide lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19, people kept helmets, water bottles, bags and their other belongings to mark their positions in queues outside liquor shops in Gole Market on May 9. People also kept rocks to mark their positions in queues in Delhi's Krishna Nagar area.

Social workers distribute sanitary pads among sex workers in WB's Asansol

Asansol (West Bengal), May 09 (ANI): The Non-governmental Organizations playing big role in coronavirus pandemic. In West Bengal's Asansol a group of social workers distributed sanitary pads among the sex workers.A social worker said, "Due to lockdown, the women here were not able to buy essentials for themselves, we are distributing food earlier and now we had distributed sanitary pads here."