Train schedules changes due to track doubling work

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July 16, 2011

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Mangalore, July 16: The schedule of train services in Kayankulam-Chepad-Haripad section has been changed due to track doubling work from July 17 to 24. The first phase of the doubling work between Kayankulam - Cheppad - Haripad in the Kayankulam - Ernakulam section (via Alappuzha) is in progress.

A release from Palakkad division stated that in order to complete this doubling work traffic in this section has to be regulated from July 17.

Cancelled trains: Train No. 56301 Alappuzha Kollam Passenger will remain cancelled during the period of July 17 to 24. Alternatively, stops will be provided at all stations between Alappuzha and Kollam for Train No 16605 Mangalore- Nagercoil -Ernad Express.

Partially cancelled trains: Train No.56381 / 56382Ernakulam - Kayankulam - Ernakulam Passenger will be cancelled between Kayankulam and Alappuzha stations during the period of July 17 to 24.

Regulated trains: There may be delay of trains running on the route ranging from 15 minutes to 160 minutes. The trains are (on July 17) - T.No.12511 Gorakhpur - Thjiruvananthapuram Exp ('60 mts); T.No.12998 Hapa Tirunelveli Exp (135 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (85 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (130 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikkode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (40 mts)

July 18: T.No.12998 Hapa Tirunelveli Exp (60 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (40 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (30 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikkode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (15 mts).

July 19: T.No.12511 Gorakhpur - Thjiruvananthapuram Exp (150 mts); T.No.12484 Amritsar - Kochuveli Exp (125 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (85 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (45 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikkode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (25 mts); T.No.12643 Thjiruvananthapuram- Nizamuddin Exp (40 mts); T.No.16316 Kochuveli Bangalore Central Exp (30 mts).

July 20: T.No.16325 Indore - Thiruvananthapuram Exp (130 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (40 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (60 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikkode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (15 mts); T.No.16322 Thiruvananthapuram Bangalore (Exp 30 mts);

July 21: T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (15 mts)

July 22: T.No.12218 Chandigarh Kochuveli Sampark kranthi Exp (70 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (40 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (30 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikkode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (15 mts).

July 23: T.No.12511 Gorakhpur - Thjiruvananthapuram Exp (155 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (75 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (60 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikkode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (20 mts); T.No.16316 Kochuveli Bangalore Central Exp (60 mts); T.No.16323 Thiruvananthapuram Shalimar Exp (40 mts); T.No.16342 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (15 mts);

July 24: T.No.12511 Gorakhpur - Thjiruvananthapuram Exp (140 mts); T.No.12998 Hapa Tirunelveli Exp (125 mts); T.No.16345 Lokmanyatilak Thiruvananthapuram Exp (75 mts); T.No.16605 Mangalore Nagercoil Ernad Exp (30 mts); T.No.12075 Kozhikode- Thiruvananthapuram Janshatabdi (15 mts).



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March 27,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 27: Karnataka has recorded the third death due to the Covid-19 virus. It is a man from Tumakuru with a travel history to Delhi. He had been put in isolation at the District Hospital in Tumakuru on March 24.

His travel history indicates that he travelled to New Delhi by the Sampark Kranti Express (Coach S6) on March 5 along with 13 members. They reached Hazrat Nizamuddin station in New Delhi on March 7 and went to the Jamia Masjid and rented an room at a lodge nearby.

He began the return journey to Karnataka by the Kongu Express on March 11 in Coach no. S9. On March 18, he developed cough and fever and visited a private hospital the next day. He was referred to the District Hospital in Tumakuru but on March 24, he left the hospital against medical advice and went to a private medical facility. He was referred back to the District Hospital, where he was put isolation.

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July 4,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 4: Amid the rising COVID-19 cases in the state, the Karnataka COVID-19 Task Force has decided to set up booth-level committees across the state including 8,800 here for effective monitoring and surveillance.

The task force also released detailed guidelines for home isolation for asymptomatic cases including 17 days ''home isolation'' for patients below 50 years of age. It also warned of legal action against those health workers for disrespect to the bodies.

Briefing reporters after the meeting on Friday, Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar said the local management will be strengthened for effective monitoring and surveillance of COVID-19 cases. "There will be booth-level task force committees throughout the state right from the village to Bengaluru.

These task force committees will act at the ultra local level. The task force will act as a structural and functional unit of COVID-19 dealing with monitoring, surveillance, checking of all the ILI cases, ambulances and hospitals," he added.

He also said the committees will comprise one member each from the Health department, police department, municipalities or Panchayat, volunteers, valveman. The committee will have five to six members.

The principal secretary in the Village Development and Panchayat Raj department L K Ateeq has been appointed as the nodal officer to manage the task force in the rural areas whereas in the urban areas, the Urban Development secretary, the municipal administration directors and the municipal commissioner will form the local task force.

"In Bengaluru alone 8,800 teams will be formed, which will be coterminous with the 8,800 booths in the city. They will provide the real-time data. They will be imparted training," the minister added. Noting that there were about 8,800 electoral booths in Bengaluru city and each booth will have a task force committee, he said a nodal officer has been appointed to oversee this.

The state level task force also came out with a slew of conditions. As far as home isolation is concerned, it would apply for patients who are below 50 years and have no symptoms of any other disease, and their homes should have a toilet and have an attendant.

He also said home isolation duration has been increased from 14 to 17 days. "People should not get fever in the next three days after completing 14 days, else they will be quarantined for another seven days. If they don''t get fever then they will be freed to perform their personal activities," Sudhakar said.

Those who are above 50 years and have comorbidities, will be treated at the COVID care centres only and they will be under medical supervision and be subjected to regular tests. The state is also making arrangements for telecommunication for those who are asymptomatic but wish to speak to a doctor.

It was also decided to have at least two ambulances in each of the 198 wards of Bengaluru. The minister said the additional commissioner of police (traffic) will be the nodal officer to coordinate the movement of ambulances. The task force has also appointed a nodal officer to manage the hospitals based on the availability of beds and ventilators. The officer will provide real time information about beds.

"We want to make sure that no one has to run from one hospital to another," Sudhakar said. On the cremation of the bodies, Sudhakar said guidelines have been issued on how to handle bodies at mortuaries, taking them in the ambulances, human treatment to the deceased while performing the last rites and fumigation of the bed. "Legal action will be taken against those who treat bodies in an inhuman way," Sudhakar said.

The state-level task force has also decided to arrange for test reports within 24 hours. It has also been decided to increase the testing capacity from the existing 15,000 a day to 25,000. In view of the spurt in COVID-19 cases, the task force also recommended antigen tests in crowded areas to check whether there was community spread.

To a question on closing down the border, the minister said there is no question of lockdown. "We cannot hide from this disease. It is not a solution. We have to live with it now, yet maintain a distance from it," he added. Sudhakar, who is a doctor himself, said COVID-19 is not as deadly a virus as those he had seen in the past and asked people not to be scared of it.

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Hassan, Feb 26: A 35-year-old poachers died on the spot by his fellow man accidentally, mistaking him as animal at Yedikumari Kaginahere forest areas near Sakaleshpura in the district early hours Tuesday, police sources said.

The deceased has been identified as Harish.

The incident happened when ten poachers went hunting for wild animals in the Yedikumari Kaginahare forest areas.

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