Miscreants assault SI, ASI at Belekeri

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May 29, 2012

Karwar, May 29: A Sub-Inspector of Police and Assistant Sub-Inspector of Police were assaulted by a group of miscreant in Belekeri on Monday following a dispute over cutting of tree branches. Vice-president of gram panchayat and 15 others are accused of attacking the police officers

According to K.T. Balakrishna, Superintendent of Police, Uttara Kannada, some equipment belonging to Raichur Thermal Power Station (RTPS) were being unloaded at Belekeri port. The RTPS, which was a government undertaking, had sought the required permission from the different departments to shift the equipment from Belekeri to Raichur. As the imported equipment were very heavy and large special types of trolleys and trucks were required to shift them, the RTPS authorities had written to the police to provide them security. The Ankola police had gone to Belekeri to ensure easy movement of the trucks and the trolleys, Mr. Balakrishna said.

The road was narrow and the branches of the trees had to be cut to facilitate movement of the equipment. But Chandrakanth Naik, vice-president of Belekeri Gram Panchayat, objected to this and picked up a fight with the workers clearing the road. When police intervened, there was argument between Mr. Chandrakanth and the police. Mr. Chandrakanth and 15 others allegedly assaulted the PSI and ASI . They allegedly tore the uniform of the officers, who were rushed to the hospital. Mr. Chandrakanth and the other accused were reported to be absconding, Mr. Balakrishna said.

A lineman belonging to KPTCL who was clearing the branches of the tress to allow passing the lorry transporting the equipment of the RTPS was also assaulted by some miscreants.

Uday Gaonkar, the lineman of KPTCL, in his complaint with the Ankola police station, has named Mahesh Ganapati Naik and Vivek Omkumar Pantha of Hattikeri village as the assailants.

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May 13,2020

Belagavi, 13: In a shocking development, Karnataka has reported its first COVID-19 relapse with a 50-year-old Tablighi Jamaat convention attendee in Belagavi testing positive days after being discharged.

The State health officials confirmed that P-298 from Kudachi, who had recovered and was discharged, has suffered a relapse. He has been re-admitted to a designated hospital in Belagavi.

The patient was initially admitted on April 15 and recovered, testing negative twice on April 30 and May 1. The tests were done at the National Institute of Virology (NIV), Bengaluru, and the National Institute of Traditional Medicine (NITM), Belagavi.

Despite recovering, his treatment continued in the ICU for other comorbidities, especially cardiac issues. He was discharged on May 4 and quarantined at an institutional facility in Kudachi.

However, he developed symptoms again and was tested for COVID-19 again on May 5 at NITM, Belagavi. The result came back positive. He was re-admitted to a hospital, and on May 6 a second test was done at the Belagavi Institute of Medical Sciences. Again, he tested positive.

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June 30,2020

Tumakuru, Jun 30: As many as 43 sheep were quarantined after a shepherd tested positive for novel coronavirus at Godekere Gollarahatti in Tumakuru district. 

J C Madhuswamy, district in-charge minister, has instructed the district administration and the Animal Husbandry department to subject the sheep to Covid-19 tests.

The move followed after five sheep found dead in mysterious circumstances at the village. All 43 sheep of the infected person have been isolated from the herd and kept at a place in Jakkanahalli.

"There is no evidence that the sheep can contract Covid-19 and transmit the virus to the people. But since the virus has many strains and keep changing its genetic make-up, draw throat swab samples of the sheep and send the same to Covid-19 lab. Till the report comes, keep the livestock in isolation," Madhuswamy told the officials.

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May 1,2020

Bengaluru, May 1: Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Thursday announced Rs 30 lakhs compensation for corona warriors, in case they lose lives while carrying out their duties.

"Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa has announced Rs 30 lakhs compensation for Anganwadi workers & assistants, civil workers, and police personnel who die after getting infected by COVID-19 while carrying out their duties," State Chief Minister's Office said in a statement.

According to Union Health Ministry website, a total of 557 cases of coronavirus have been reported in the state so far including 223 cured and 21 deaths.

Meanwhile, With 1,823 new cases of COVID-19 reported in the last 24 hours and 67 deaths, India's total count of coronavirus cases has gone up to 33,610, said the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare on Thursday.

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