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Ludhiana (Punjab), July 11 (ANI): As police officials are working on frontline to aid country in coronavirus fight, there is an immense need of fitness. To ensure self-safety and good health, cops are strictly following fitness routine including cycling, exercising. Speaking on the importance of exercise, Ludhiana DCP headquarters, Akhil Choudhary said, “Physical activity camps are being organised timely to help police run smooth duties amid COVID crisis.”

Ludhiana (Punjab), July 01 (ANI): Ludhiana police deployed drone camera to monitor situation in containment zones. Drone is being used to identify violators of social distancing norms. 5,568 confirmed cases exist in the state of Punjab, with 1,557 active cases. Additional deputy commissioner of police (ADCP-1) Deepak Pareek said, “Drone has been deployed to keep a check. People run when they see police, drone acts as a surprise.”

Ludhiana (Punjab), July 01 (ANI): A speedy car collided with a tree in Ludhiana which left three people injured. Injured were taken to the hospital. The whole incident was captured on a CCTV camera. Police is investigating the matter.

Ludhiana (Punjab), June 30 (ANI): Police are checking vehicles and spreading awareness among people in Punjab’s Ludhiana amid coronavirus outbreak. Frontline workers are performing their duty diligently during COVID-19 crisis. Police are conducting sampling and testing of around 100-150 people every day. There are over 1500 active cases of COVID-19 outbreak in Punjab.

Ludhiana (Punjab) [India], June 16 (ANI): Thirty police personnel, who came in contact with four criminals who were arrested recently and tested positive for COVID-19, have been quarantined. "Four criminals who were arrested recently in different cases have tested positive, after which 30 policemen

Ludhiana (Punjab), June 11 (ANI): Farmers are facing shortage of labourers as they begin paddy cultivation in Punjab’s Ludhiana. They are suffering from shortage of staff as labourers have gone to their hometowns amid coronavirus pandemic. Farmers cannot afford expensive machines for the paddy cultivation. While speaking to ANI, one of farmers, Jugraj Singh said, “Migrant labourers have gone to their home towns and labourers who are available are demanding high charges.” “We cannot afford machines as they cost Rs 10-12 lakh,” he added.

Ludhiana (Punjab), Jun 06 (ANI): The band of an Indo Tibetan Border Police battalion played at Civil Hospital in Ludhiana. They played band to pay gratitude towards health workers. Since COVID-19 has hit the country, health workers are working round the clock to treat patients across the country.