Rahul Kumar takes charge as Bantwal's first ASP

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September 21, 2014

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Bantwal, Sep 21: Rahul Kumar S, accepted charge on Saturday as the new Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) of Bantwal in a small ceremony.

Rahul Kumar is the first ASP of Bantwal, after the upgradation of the station. Earlier, the town of Bantwal came under the limits of Puttur sub-region. Later, it came under the jurisdiction of DySP, and now, it has been upgraded to fall under the jurisdiction of ASP.

Former Bantwal DySP Rashmi Paraddi welcomed the new ASP before he accepted the charge.

Bantwal circle inspector Belliyappa, Bantwal town sub-inspector Nandakumar and other personnel were present on the occasion.

Rahul Kumar originally hails from Nanded in Maharashtra. Soon after finishing his training at Mysore, he was appointed as the ASP of Bantwal.

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Bengaluru, May 29: A cost-effective state of the art glove box testing booth for swab collection was inaugurated by Karnataka Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar at Victoria hospital.

Inaugurating the specially designed booth for safer, easier and quicker testing, Medical Education Minister Dr Sudhakar said that the portable booths can be used at border check posts and hot spots.

"The testing method involves the collection of samples from inside a box of aluminium and glass. The suspected corona virus-infected individual, whose samples are being taken, has to walk up to the booth and stand in front of the glass exterior. The healthcare worker inside the kiosk collects the sample and then, follows the sanitisation process before proceeding to take the next sample. The collection process, fully contactless, gets over in five minutes," the Minister said.

Dr Sudhakar also said: "This booth significantly reduces manpower requirement and the need for PPE kits. The main advantages of this procedure are that it needs fewer healthcare workers and strictly adheres to the norms of social distancing. 

The booth is low-cost. Each model costs about Rs 15,000-20,000."
It is also portable and can be mounted on a vehicle and transported to any location.

It can be particularly useful for collecting samples in hot spots and border checkpoints, he added. 

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Udupi, May 30: A total of 45 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) patients, including 17 children were discharged after recovery from the designated hospital in Udupi.

This comes as a big relief amid the rising number of cases in the district.

A total of 164 cases has been confirmed in the district so far.

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Mangaluru, Apr 29: District in-charge Minister Kota Srinivas Poojary on Wednesday inaugurated a mobile fever clinic to cure COVID-19 patients.

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