Mangaluru: CM visits B A Mohideen in hospital, wishes him a speedy recovery

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January 8, 2018

Mangaluru, Jan 8: Karnataka chief minister Siddaramaiah on Monday paid a visit to former minister B A Mohideen who is undergoing treatment at a private hospital in the city.

The CM who arrived in Dakshina Kannada on Sunday to inaugurate various developmental projects initiated by the state government spent the night in Mangaluru.

In the morning, before leaving the city, Siddaramaiah headed to the Yenepoya Hospital at Kodiyalbail and wished Mr Mohideen a speedy recovery after enquiring his health.

Dakshina Kannada district in-charge minister B Ramanath Rai, Food and Civil Supplies Minister U T Khader, MLAs Mohiuddin Bava and J R Lobo, MLC Ivan D’Souza, Yenepoya University chancellor Abdlulla Kunhi were present on the occasion.

Mr Mohideen had served as the higher education minister and general secretary of Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee in the past.

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Ministers knew that govt hospital facilities are not sufficient enough

Praying for speedy recovery and good health

True.. Instead of private hospitals, govt employees and ministers should utilise govt hospital facilities

former minister B A Mohideen who is undergoing treatment at a private hospital. Why he cant get admit in govt hospital? CM only said to promote goct hospitals. If ministers under going treatments in govt hospitals, then those hospitls will get all facility. Otherwise nothing

Get well soon.

Which ever party he may be ONE of the best ;gutsy and honest chief minister of INDIA. Never bow to any pressure to oppositions flase un fare case and propoganda. This is what all INDIA presently reuqired.

Hope all peace loving INDIANS agree and elect their best future candidates.

Jai Hind ! Jai Karntaka !

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Bengaluru bike rider hits 300 kmph, lands in police custody after video goes viral

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July 21,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 21: A man was arrested on Tuesday for riding his high-end bike up to a speed of almost 300 km per hour on a flyover here during ongoing lockdown, police said. After a selfie video of the man's reckless ride went viral on social media, police arrested him for putting his life and that of others at risk and seized his 1000 CC bike.

Identified by police as Muniyappa, he rode his bike on the nearly 10-km long Electronic City flyover, accelerating almost to 300 KMPH as he whizzed past some vehicles, including cars autorickshaws and trucks that were moving in both directions.

"This video made viral by the rider...going at a dangerous speed of almost 300 kmph at Ecity flyover putting his own & others life at risk..CCB traced the rider & seized bike Yamaha 1000 CC.. handed over to traffic (police)," Bengaluru Joint Commissioner of Police Sandeep Patil tweeted, tagging the video.

A case of reckless driving has been registered against him, police said. They said the incident occurred during the week-long lockdown in force in the city and outskirts till Wednesday morning to contain the spread of coronavirus, leaving most roads deserted as people remained indoors. However, it was not known when exactly he undertook the ride. A fortnight ago, three youths who were doing wheelies on the city roads met with a ghastly mishap and lost their lives.

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Karnataka govt declares cap on corona treatment in private hospitals

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June 23,2020

Bengaluru, Jun 23: In an attempt to avoid exploitation of patients affected with coronavirus, the Karnataka government on Tuesday announced fixing charges that could be collected from patients by the private hospitals for treatment in the State.

There are now two sets of rates for patients--those who are referred by public health facilities and those who approach private hospitals directly.

According to the notification issued by State Chief Secretary TM Vijay Bhaskar on Tuesday, 50 per cent of the total beds in private hospitals having facilities to treat Covid-19 patients shall be reserved for the treatment of patients referred by public health authorities.

This will include the high-dependency unit and ICU (intensive care unit) beds both with and without ventilators. The hospitals may utilise the remaining Covid beds for admitting Covid-19 patients privately.

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