Foundation stone for “Hidayah Share and Care Colony” laid at Kavalakatte

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July 23, 2011

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Bantwal, July 23: The foundation stone laying ceremony for “Hidayah Share and Care Colony”, the a brain child of city based philanthropic organisation Hidayah Foundation was held at Kavalakatte in Bantwal taluk here on Friday evening.

Haji Abdul Jabbar Musliyar, Member of Samastha Kerala Mushavara laid the foundation stone at about 4 acres of land which is reserved for building houses for weaker section of the community by the Hidaya Foundation.

Kavalakatte Hazrath Muhammad Fazil Razwi offered Du'a gracing the occasion.

Later, a formal stage programme was held on the premises of Urdu Higher Primary School under the presidentship of Bantwal MLA B Ramanath Rai.

Addressing the gathering, Mr Rai said that the programmes launched by the Hidayah Foundation were the ideal for the betterment of the society. Many prominent development works can be done, when like-minded people gather and think about downtrodden people of the society, he said.

He distributed Ramzan Kits to poor and needy on the occasion.

N B Aboobaker, Chairman of Karnataka Minority Development Corporation said he would extend all the necessary assistance to the Foundation in fulfilling its dream project.

In his key note address, H K Khasim Ahmed, Founder President of the Hidayah Foundation, said that a blueprint has been prepared to build 40 houses in 2 acres in the first phase. The houses would be distributed on the basis of survey conducted by the Foundation, he said.

Shelter for disabled

Besides this, Mr Ahmed said that the Foundation has conceived a project to shelter physically challenged and mentally retarded people.

Vanamahothsava

After foundation stone laying ceremony, Mr Rai inaugurated Vanamahotsava programme by planting the saplings on the land of “Hidayah Share and Care Colony”.

Kavalapadoor Taluk Panchayath Member Padmashekhar Jain, Kavalamudoor Gram Panchayath President Yakoob, Kavalakatte Jumma Masjid President Shekh Rahmathullah, Ahmed Muhyuddin of Delva Infralogistics, G Abdul Khader of Hajjaj Groups, Hyder Ali of Presidency Group, Abdul Rauf Puttige of Vishwas Bawa Builders, Badruddin Katipalla, Jamath President S Abbas, Abdul Gafoor and others were present.

Haji G Muhammad Haneef welcomed the gathering while Umar UH proposed vote of thanks. Abdul Razak Ananthady compered the programme.

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Managluru, May 13: Expressing regret over the inconvenience faced by the first batch of passengers from UAE that landed at Mangaluru International Airport last night, Dr C N Ashwath Narayan, deputy chief minister of Karnataka, today assured that all short comings will be addressed.

Addressing Kannadiga delegates from Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and other countries through a video conference, Dr Narayan also assured that necessary steps will be taken by the Karnataka government to provide free quarantine facility for those who cannot afford private quarantine in hotels or guest houses. The video conference was organised by coastaldigest.com.

"The incontinence faced by passengers from Dubai at Mangaluru Airport have already been brought to my notice. All these shortcomings will be addressed. We will take appropriate steps to prevent the recurrence of such inconveniences," he said.

He said that the Karnataka government has already amended its standard operating procedure for international passengers to allow pregnant women to entre home quarantine if they test negative for covid-19. 

The problems faced by passengers at Mangaluru Airport last night include lack of staff to handle luggagues, lack of food and water, delay in arranging vehicle to transport passengers to quarantine centres and lack of free quarantine facility for those who cannot afford private quarantine facility. The next batch of repatriates will not face these problems, he said. 

Dr Narayan also promised to exert pressur on the union governmment to operate more flights to repatriate stranded Indians, especially Kannadigas from Saudi Arabia.

Prominent NRI commnity leaders Zakariya Jokatte, Naveen Bandary, Joy Fernandes, Shathosh Shetty Riyadh, Althaf Saqco, Shiekh Expertise and others participated in the video confernce.

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New Delhi, Jan 24: A nurse from Kerala employed at a hospital in Saudi Arabia has tested positive for the deadly novel coronavirus, Union minister of state for external affairs V Muraleedharan said on Thursday.

The minister confirmed that about 100 Indian nurses working in the Saudi Arabia hospital were tested following the threat of coronavirus and one of them was found infected by the deadly virus.

Taking to Twitter, MoS (MEA) Muraleedharan said, "About 100 Indian nurses mostly from Kerala working at Al-Hayat hospital have been tested and none except one nurse was found infected by Coronavirus. Affected nurse is being treated at Aseer National Hospital and is recovering well."

Earlier in the day, he had said that he was in touch with the Indian consulate in Jeddah to provide all possible support to the nurses quarantined at Al-Hayat hospital.

"Spoke to @CGIJeddah on Indian nurses quarantined at Al-Hayat Hospital, Khamis Mushait, Saudi Arabia due to Corona virus threat. They are in touch with hospital management and Saudi foreign Ministry. Have asked our Consulate to provide all possible support", he had tweeted.

Kerala chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Thursday wrote to the external affairs ministry seeking intervention in Corona outbreak among Kerala nurses in Saudi Arabia

"Corona outbreak among nurses in Azir Aba Al Hayat hospital in Saudi Arabia should be considered serious and necessary steps must be taken", he had said through the letter.

The chief minister had also requested MEA to communicate with Saudi Arabia to ensure proper treatment and protection for the patients.

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Bengaluru, Apr 16: A 66-year old man from the city, became the thirteenth COVID-19 related fatality in Karnataka, Health Department officials said on Thursday.

The elderly patient from Bengaluru, who was coronavirus positive died on April 15 at Victoria Hospital in the city, officials said.

"He was referred from a private hospital and was admitted in Victoria Hospital and was on ventilator support since April 10," they added.

A 80-year old woman in Belagavi and a 65-year old man from Chikkaballapura had also died on Wednesday.

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