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Due to the frequent fire incidents at Delhi's Bhalswa landfill site, the residents living in the vicinity have been reporting breathing issues and cough. The site again caught fire on June 3, after which fire tenders were rushed to the spot. Earlier on April 26, when a fire broke out, it took the tenders six consecutive days to be doused. The residents demand a permanent solution for the fires.
In India, the daily Covid-19 cases are rising again, with over 800 new cases. On March 18, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (MoHFW) confirmed that India registered highest number of cases in over four months. The nation reported, With 841… read-more
TAGS: Coronavirus, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, ACTIVE CASES, health department, India
An IndiGo flight diverted to Karachi after a medical emergency was reported onboard. On March 13, an IndiGo flight from Delhi to Doha suddenly had to divert after a passenger Abdullah, a 60-year-old Nigerian national fell ill. Despite attempts to… read-more
TAGS: Travel, Passenger Died, Karachi, Airport, Delhi-Doha
Drinking coffee is a rich source of caffeine, but helps with various health matters, including weight loss. In good news to caffeine addicts, coffee curb body fat, and it reduces the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. Researchers from the… read-more
TAGS: Coffee, Caffeine Addict, Lifestyle, Health, Weight Loss
After days, Maharashtra reported the highest number of Covid-19 cases, on March 17. According to sources, Maharashtra logged 226 Covid-19 cases, from the previous 176 a day earlier. With this, the overall tally of the cases, reached to 81,39,055… read-more
TAGS: Maharashtra Health Department, Covid-19 cases, environmental, Medical Experts
Telangana CM K Chandrashekar Rao admitted to AIG Hospital, Gachibowli, after he complained of abdominal discomfort. He underwent examination at the out-patient zone, and was confirmed to have a small ulcer in the stomach, and is being managed… read-more
TAGS: CM KCR, politics, Health, Abdominal, Telangana BRS
The Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) also known as the Wuhan Virus cases are once again rising in India, as the nation registered 918… read-more
TAGS: Indian Coronavirus cases, Indian Medical Health, MoHFW, Alarms, Concern
