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Tribune News Service Ludhiana, April 15 A patient died four days after getting Covid vaccine here on Wednesday morning. However, the Civil Surgeon has ruled out vaccine as the cause of death and c

Vishav Bharti/Aparna Banerji Tribune News Service Chandigarh/Jalandhar, Apr 15 Several districts today ran out of Covaxine stock as a large number of patients in district hospitals were turned awa

Tribune News Service Moga, April 15 Aiming at diversification and preservation of depleting underground water table, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), Ludhiana, has developed a new variety of

Tribune News Service Ludhiana, April 14 Making an emotional appeal to residents in his weekly Facebook live session, Deputy Commissioner Varinder Kumar Sharma said Punjabis had always remained at the

Tribune News ServiceChandigarh, April 15 Even as he noted with satisfaction that the Covid numbers in the state appeared to have plateaued, Punjab Chief Minister, Captain Amarinder Singh, on Thursday

Expressing concern over the Ludhianavis lagging in the Covid vaccination drive the Deputy Commissioner said it is a really serious matter and shows we all are not contributing to the war against the Covid. He said 1221 residents of the district have succumbed to the virus so far and despite that people are not showing seriousness towards the vaccines that are completely safe secure and effective. The Deputy Commissioner said “If we would not support the vaccination programme wholeheartedly we may continue to face many more waves of the pandemic. He said the vaccine is being administrated free of cost in all government health institutions besides it is being offered at Rs250 in private hospitals. The Deputy Commissioner mentioned that the careless attitude of some people towards wearing masks and maintain social distancing has led to a surge and people must shun complacency.

Waterlogging was witnessed in various parts of the city during the last rainy seasons as the road gullies sewer lines and drains were not cleaned timely. Now the residents want from the civic body to take all necessary steps to ensure de-silting of all sewer lines and drains in the city before the rainy season. Residents of Dhandari Khurd New Durga Colony and several other colonies have been complaining about choked sewer lines. Satish Thaman resident of Rishi Nagar Ludhiana said “Road gullies in a number of areas are lying choked at present. The residents complain about choked sewers in different areas.

In just 2 weeks, Ludhiana govt schools enrol more students than last year

Carcass plant still not operational, Ludhiana MC to pay ?8 lakh fine

Covid mortality among women on rise in Ludhiana

Tribune News ServiceLudhiana April 13A Central team reviewed the Covid situation and measures being undertaken by the district administration in Ludhiana. Showing satisfaction over the virus control initiatives Union Textiles Secretary VK Singh stressed the need to ensure vaccination of all eligible persons in the district. He told him that to keep a close watch on the entire situation senior officials had been made in-charge of different aspects of Covid. He informed that the district administration was undertaking the “vaccination at doorstep” initiative under which vaccination camps were being organised in different parts of the district. VK Singh showed satisfaction over the arrangements being undertaken by the district administration and directed the officials to further intensify the vaccination drive.

LUDHIANA: Ludhiana reported 542 new Covid-19 cases and nine deaths on Thursday.

No person has died due to Covid-19 vaccination in Punjab's Ludhiana district, civil surgeon Dr Sukhjiwan Kakkar said on Thursday.

Chandigarh, April 15 Punjab’s daily COVID-19 cases surged to a record high of 4,333 on Thursday, taking the state’s cumulative tally to 2,86,816, according to a medical bulletin. The sta

Ludhiana farmers complain of shortage of gunny bags