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65 new cases, one death reported in Chandigarh

65 new cases, one death reported in Chandigarh

Chandigarh reported 65 new Covid-19 cases, taking the total tally of cases in to 19,044 cases. One person also succumbed to the virus, taking the total number of fatalities to 306. The UT has 494 active cases, as 105 people were discharged from various facilities. A 57-year-old man, a resident of Sector 44, a case of severe acute respiratory infection, expired at GMCH 32. Meanwhile, as per the…

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16 coronavirus deaths, 792 cases in Punjab | Chandigarh News CHANDIGARH: Coronavirus claimed 16 lives and infected 792 more people in Punjab on Thursday. The overall tally in the state stands at 1,44,177 while the virus has claimed the lives of 4,556 people.

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8 patients from Jawaharpur have recovered

8 patients from Jawaharpur have recovered

By: Express News Service | Mohali | Published: April 27, 2020 5:41:10 am

The district has recorded 63 coronavirus cases so far, of which two deaths were reported while 22 patients have recovered. (Representational Photo)

EIGHT MORE coronaviruspatients, who were admitted in the ‘Covid Care Centre’ at Gyan Sagar Hospital near…

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First suspected case of coronavirus in Punjab: Mohali resident, back from China, shows symptoms similar to new disease; quarantined - Firstpost

First suspected case of coronavirus in Punjab: Mohali resident, back from China, shows symptoms similar to new disease; quarantined – Firstpost

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Chandigarh: A 28-year-old Mohali resident, who returned from China recently, has been admitted to the isolation ward of PGIMER in Chandigarh after showing novel coronavirus-like symptoms, an official said on Tuesday. This is the first suspected case of novel coronavirus in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh region.

The patient, who hails from…

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COVID 19 IMPACT ON VISA APPLICATIONS AND IMMIGRATION

COVID 19 IMPACT ON VISA APPLICATIONS AND IMMIGRATION

Canada, along with the rest of the world, is facing a period of uncertainty. The effects of the COVID-19 or Coronavirus pandemic has left many foreign visa applicants, permanent Canadian residents, and Canadian citizens unsure of where they stand. In this article, we outline how the Coronavirus pandemic has affected the Canadian immigration process.    

Justin Trudeau, Canada’s Prime Minister, recently announced Travel restrictions, which may cause delays in the Canadian visa application process. Despite these limitations, the Canadian government has not changed its stance on immigration and is, in fact, still not only actively accepting visa applications but also encourages immigrants to continue to submit their applications as per usual.  

Canada has also set up various solutions to help tackle the direct and indirect effects of the Coronavirus on the Canadian community and those seeking to become a part thereof. This includes provincial and territory testing stations as well as economic aids to help cushion the blow that most businesses are experiencing.

The truth is that Canada’s labour market has been experiencing a shortage long before COVID-19 due to earlier retirement, a low birth rate, and a labour force that has been drawn to major urban Canadian hubs.

Can I Still Apply for a Canadian Visa Despite the Pandemic?    

Yes. Although there may be some delays in the visa application processing times, the Canadian Visa application process remains the same and is still open to skilled workers who want to start a new life in Canada. Although the government is taking a strict approach to those allowed in or out of the country, the goal to invite 1 million newcomers to Canada by 2022 remains intact. In fact, now may actually be the best time to submit your application, and here’s why.

Your Chances Are Automatically Increased

The Canadian government has seen a slight decrease in visa applications due to panic and misinformation surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic and immigration. Unfortunately, or rather fortunately for you, this has left an opportunity to have your visa application approved sooner rather than later. It’s simple really.

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Our team is fully trained and supported by our Registered Agents from Canada, Australia.

Right guidance and advice

CONTACT:

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The Effect Of Hyper Mutated Omicron COVID Variant

The world is already suffering from the catastrophic effects of coronavirus, and the emergence of the Omicron COVID variant makes things worse. This harmful virus was detected on 26 November by #WHO in South Africa.

After that, this virus traveled to Hong Kong and other parts of the globe. With the detection of 10 more new cases of Omicron virus, the Omicron #virus count of India reaches 97. Due to this, the government is making every effort to convenience unvaccinated people to get vaccines soon.

Presently the UK is the country that is highly affected by the hyper mutated Omicron virus, with 11,710 total cases. The second comes in line with Denmark. 9,000 active cases.

The mutation of this virus is more complex than the previous virus of the SARS family; it is changing properties at a very fast rate and is a bit difficult for researchers to understand.

#Weakness, tiredness, fatigue, low fever and sore throat are some of the early symptoms of the newly identified Omicron virus. Each nation’s government is trying to control its spread by conducting testing at international airports and crowded public places.

It has been reported that Omicron virus has worse symptoms than its previous counterpart, i.e., delta virus. This virus has been detected in several states of India, including Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Kerala and #Punjab.

The latest news coming from Punjab state is that the first Omicron case was found in Chandigarh last Sunday in a two-year-old male who was returned from Italy in November. He was asked to stay in the home despite detecting any symptoms. His COVID-test was conducted in which the Omicron variant was confirmed on 11 December.

It is spreading at an unprecedented rate in Punjab. As per the stats, this virus will severely affect the population of Punjab in January and December 2022. According to the recent survey, around 603780 people got infected from COVID 19, and approximately 16,622 lost their lives. This count is quite high.

The spread of hyper mutated #Omicron COVID variants has stressed the election commission about how to plan for the upcoming elections of the Punjab assembly. On Wednesday, the chief election commissioner Sushil Chandra visited Chandigarh for 2 days election commissioner Rajiv Kuma to discuss Punjab assembly elections.

Given this, the Punjab health department decided to send around 300 #COVID samples to GMC Patiala after every 15 days. Before this, around 15 samples were already sent for examination. Also, the election commission has rolled up sleeves to take every measure to promote social distancing. Special training is being given to the district-level officers on maintaining adequate distance between the voters in the booth.

Chief electoral officer Karuna Raju said that about 25,000 booths in the state would be equipped with masks, PPE kits, sanitizers, and gloves. Also, votes will be appropriately screened on the entry gates, and the count of voters in the polling will be no more than the specified limit.

Raju also said separate exit and entry gates would be made to promote social distance. The entry to each voter will be given after proper thermal scanning and checking. Any person with a body temperature exceeding the ideal limit will not be permitted to enter the voting area and will be isolated instantly. However, they will be allowed to vote at the end wearing PPC kits.

The election commission is working hard to enforce political parties to follow the safety guidelines created by the health department. Also, it’s tying up with the Punjab Pollution Control Board to reduce the biomedical waste generated from the masks and gloves. The chief election commissioner said that the dedicated team would dispose of all the waste in one of the five waste treatment plants located in Pathankot, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Mohali and Muktsar.

News Refrence:

https://digitalbuzznews.com/the-effect-of-hyper-mutated-omicron-covid-variant/

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Hope you like the above information. Stay connected with us to get the latest news of Punjab and other parts of India.

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COVID 19 IMPACT ON VISA APPLICATIONS AND IMMIGRATION

COVID 19 IMPACT ON VISA APPLICATIONS AND IMMIGRATION

Canada, along with the rest of the world, is facing a period of uncertainty. The effects of the COVID-19 or Coronavirus pandemic has left many foreign visa applicants, permanent Canadian residents, and Canadian citizens unsure of where they stand. In this article, we outline how the Coronavirus pandemic has affected the Canadian immigration process.    

Justin Trudeau, Canada’s Prime Minister, recently announced Travel restrictions, which may cause delays in the Canadian visa application process. Despite these limitations, the Canadian government has not changed its stance on immigration and is, in fact, still not only actively accepting visa applications but also encourages immigrants to continue to submit their applications as per usual.  

Canada has also set up various solutions to help tackle the direct and indirect effects of the Coronavirus on the Canadian community and those seeking to become a part thereof. This includes provincial and territory testing stations as well as economic aids to help cushion the blow that most businesses are experiencing.

The truth is that Canada’s labour market has been experiencing a shortage long before COVID-19 due to earlier retirement, a low birth rate, and a labour force that has been drawn to major urban Canadian hubs.

 Can I Still Apply for a Canadian Visa Despite the Pandemic?    

Yes. Although there may be some delays in the visa application processing times, the Canadian Visa application process remains the same and is still open to skilled workers who want to start a new life in Canada. Although the government is taking a strict approach to those allowed in or out of the country, the goal to invite 1 million newcomers to Canada by 2022 remains intact. In fact, now may actually be the best time to submit your application, and here’s why. 

Your Chances Are Automatically Increased

The Canadian government has seen a slight decrease in visa applications due to panic and misinformation surrounding the Coronavirus pandemic and immigration. Unfortunately, or rather fortunately for you, this has left an opportunity to have your visa application approved sooner rather than later. It’s simple really.

WHY YELLOW LEAF 

Hidden costs

We tell you about the government fees, professional fees and miscellaneous which will cost for the entire process.

Dedicated Case Manager

Experienced team trained by registered agents

Our team is fully trained and supported by our Registered Agents from Canada, Australia.

 Right guidance and advice

CONTACT:

NUMBER:8699163654

                  8699172011

ADDRESS: SCO 21, 22, 23 SECTOR 82 MOHALI 160082

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Omicron Corona Virus - Updates

Omicron Corona Virus – Updates

22:38 (IST) Dec 07 Punjab sees 49 fresh cases One Covid-related death was reported in Punjab on Tuesday while 49 fresh cases of the coronavirus took the infection tally to 6,03,556, according to a medical bulletin. The death was reported in Mohali district and with this, the toll reached 16,612, it said. Among the fresh cases, Ferozepur reported 14 cases, followed by seven in Mohali and six in…

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Re-organization of the Commercial Real Estate to Fight The Current COVID Scenario

The wrath of the Coronavirus has been devastating in contrast to the epidemics and pandemics, the economic blip over the past century. However, there has been a new trend with regards to commercial real estate as an outcome of the Coronavirus outbreak. There has been robust creditworthiness of tenants with a majority of IT ventures renewing the contracts. Moreover, there has been a new introduction of innovative flexible leasing models. Additionally, the way things used to work in commercial space has been redesigned with abrupt changes in the way work was done. There has been a push for mass remote working practices with a complete reorganization in lifestyle. These converging factors have influenced the behavior of the entire market developing new implications for Commercial real estate. The country must prepare for and shape the new normal.

The world was remade after the Coronavirus outbreak. This is true for the Real estate players as well. This paved a way for the CRE to reassess their business expectations, identify and resolve the current business threats. The companies have started to deal with the present scenario, managing continuity and improving liquidity management. The market has also evaluated the need to improve the operations and tenant support. More so with the advent of remote working and technology used since the covid outbreak.

Moreover, the real estate market has emerged stronger than in the pre-COVID period. There has been a key change in the trends for commercial real estate as a consequence of the covid outbreak. The new-age Commercial Real Estate market has redesigned and organized its operational strategy.

The reentry to the physical spaces

As the world prepares to recover and return to live a normal life, Commercial Real Estate must implement effective plans to transition back into physical spaces. The Commercial Real Estate developers must readjust their physical spaces like offices, retail spaces, commercial venture assets to fit in with the latest guidelines and while keeping in mind buyers-tenant's requirements/preferences around various security and health safety factors. The return to the physical spaces will be leaded by various reasons altogether. One of the key real estate companies in Chandigarh that is offering such features is the VRS Group. They have now come up with a new commercial project in Mohali and residential flats in Chandigarh. The properties developed caters to the current requirement of the market. The increase in demand and supply for the residential projects in Mohali will surely benefit the upcoming Commercial projects in Mohali. This trend is true for all the leading cities of the country.

We will now explore how the CRE has redesigned itself to curb the covid disaster

Promotion of wellbeing and technology use

The pandemic has given the market an opportunity to reassess the operational procedure, a reevaluation of the strategy. The world was not used to or either well prepared for this new way of, ‘Remote working’. There has been an increase in investment by companies across the spectrum towards technology and tools that enhance the virtual working environment. This has promoted the well-being of the employees. Moreover, increased technology usage has helped in automation and in making informed decisions which have been driving efficiency, enhancing the skills of the workers.

Improved cybersecurity measures and data privacy efforts

With the advent of technology, the usage of analytical tools and techniques has helped originations to improve their business. However, this also creates more concerns for privacy breaches in data and security. Thus Commercial real estate ventures must enhance cybersecurity to strengthen privacy measures.

The shift towards tenant engagement and preferences. Focus on Liquidity and capital management

With the rising risks in liquidity, there has been a continual need for the companies to preserve liquidity, reducing the fixed costs and exploring other refinancing options for capital management.

Continuity in business and enhanced disaster recovery strategy

The pandemic has exposed the company’s preparedness for disaster. It is well evident that most of the companies in and around India were not prepared in response to a disaster and in this case pandemic. It also shows the lack of equipment for employees to work remotely from the convenience of their homes. This has made several companies around the globe aware of the need to react and respond to the pandemic while coming up with a robust disaster management strategy and recovery plans. This will surely help businesses to maintain business continuity in the future.

Thus it is seen that there is a clear shift in the workplace behavior post covid. This pandemic has given companies an opportunity to re-evaluate and redesign their strategy creating new safe experiences for the employees.

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A virulent year: Mohali’s roller-coaster ride in 2020

A virulent year: Mohali’s roller-coaster ride in 2020

It was a year of turmoil for people from all walks of life in Mohali district. The tough times started with the imposition of curfew in Punjab on March 23. The district, which is a seat of various industries, educational institutes and property-related businesses, saw its fortunes dip as the pandemic progressed. The first case of coronavirus was reported in the district on March 18 when an NRI…

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Punjab reports 11 more coronavirus deaths pushing toll to 5,322- The New Indian Express

Punjab reports 11 more coronavirus deaths pushing toll to 5,322- The New Indian Express

By PTI CHANDIGARH: Punjab on Tuesday reported 11 more COVID-19 deaths, pushing the toll to 5,322 while 215 fresh cases took the infection count to 1,65,878, a health bulletin stated. There are 3,837 active cases in the state, as of now, according to the medical bulletin. Ludhiana reported 42 new cases, Jalandhar 36 and Mohali 31, among fresh cases detected in the state. A total of 377 coronavirus…

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Chandigarh To Impose Stricter Lockdown Amid Rise In Coronavirus Cases

https://liveindiatimes.com/chandigarh-to-impose-stricter-lockdown-amid-rise-in-coronavirus-cases/

Chandigarh has been witnessing a rise in the number of coronavirus cases.

Chandigarh:

Concerned over rising number of coronavirus cases in the city, the Chandigarh Administration on Wednesday said it may impose a stricter lockdown on weekends as done by Punjab.

The view came up during a meeting of senior officials, chaired by Chandigarh Administrator V P Singh Badnore.

“If there is a drastic rise in the number of cases or if the residents continue to violate social distancing norms, Chandigarh could opt for weekend closure of markets or curfew on weekends as has been done in Punjab and other states,” according to an official release.

Chandigarh has been witnessing a rise in the number of coronavirus cases. With six fatalities due to the infection, the city has reported 420 COVID cases so far.

The Punjab government has been implementing a stricter lockdown in the state wherein shops selling other than essential items remain shut on Sundays and could open till 5 pm on Saturdays. Moreover, inter-district movement of people is allowed only through e-passes.

Mr Badnore in the meeting said though the administration was doing whatever best possible under the present circumstances, yet the primary responsibility of following the safety guidelines lies with the people.

“All local leaders, voluntary agencies and resident welfare associations should join hands to ensure that the good results received so far do not get neutralised through the entry of COVID positive patients from outside without proper detection or due to non-observance of social distancing norm,” said the release.

The UT administrator directed the deputy commissioner to ensure that all visitors from outside the tricity (Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali) are screened for for virus symptoms.

They should not be allowed to violate the quarantine norms, said an official release.

Mr Badnore also asked the director general of police to ensure that vehicles bringing visitors from outside are checked at the borders and their details obtained for subsequent monitoring.

Mr Badnore told officials to increase vigil and ensure that all those violating social distance guidelines are penalised through special drive.

The administrator said all pregnant women admitted to hospitals should be tested for coronavirus.

The city administration has already made a 14-day home quarantine mandatory for people coming to Chandigarh for a stay of over 72 hours.

It is not applicable for people belonging to the tricity.

It had also asked people coming from other states to Chandigarh to get themselves registered at the administration’s portal. 

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Covid-19: Punjab's first school ready for 1,000-bed isolation centre - Times of India

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Covid-19: Punjab's first school ready for 1,000-bed isolation centre - Times of India

CHANDIGARH: The administration in the holy city of Amritsar in Punjab has converted a residential school into a 1,000-bedded care isolation centre for COVID-19 asymptomatic patients with technological innovation, the first in the state, officials said on Sunday.

The centre, set up in the Meritorious School, is essentially for asymptomatic patients and those with mild symptoms — isolation is the key, Special Chief Secretary K.B.S. Sidhu, who is in-charge to monitor statewide coronavirus cases, informed in a tweet.

Coronavirus lockdown: Latest updates Similar centres would also come up at Jalandhar, Ludhiana and Mohali cities.

Sidhu told IANS the technological innovation has been prepared locally, in order to reduce the person-to-person contact.

He said a remote controlled device would serve water, food, medicines, etc., to the patients in the wards without an attendant having to go in.

“Appreciated by the medical and support staff,” Sidhu added.

The state Education Department has dedicated hostels in its 10 meritorious schools as Covid Care Isolation Centres with a bed capacity of 8,346.

Officials told IANS nearly 200 classrooms could be used by the healthcare staff.

Deputy Commissioner Shivdular Singh Dhillon said the Covid Care Centre in Amritsar would be operational before its deadline of commissioning on April 30.

He said the centre would have a counselling and laundry centres. The outer security of the centre would be provided by the state police.

Fourteen people in Amritsar have been diagnosed with the coronavirus till date with two patients dead.

Four patients, including a nine-year-old boy, all contacts of late Bhai Nirmal Singh Khalsa, were discharged from the Fortis Hospital in Amritsar on Friday.

They were originally treated in the Guru Nanak Dev Hospital in Amritsar and they had been shifted to the Fortis at the request of the family.

At present, Amritsar has seven active cases.

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10-year-old girl among 3 new positive COVID-19 cases in Mohali district

By: Express News Service | Mohali | Published: April 2, 2020 3:07:49 am

The DC said that 13 samples of the close contacts of 65-year-old Nayagaon man who died on Tuesday from coronavirus were found negative. (Representational Photo)

THREE MORE COVID-19cases were discovered in the district on Wednesday, taking the number to 10. The new positive cases are a 10-year-old girl, her 74-year-old…

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Mohali Resident Tests Positive for Covid-19, Count Rises to 39 in Punjab

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Of the 39 cases in Punjab, 19 are from Nawanshahr, seven from Mohali, six from Hoshiarpur, five from Jalandhar and one each from Amritsar and Ludhiana. PTI

Updated:March 30, 2020, 12:18 PM IST

Image for representation. (AP Photo/Mahesh Kumar A.) A 65-year-old Mohali resident tested positive for the coronavirus on Monday, taking the total number of COVID-19 cases to 39 in Punjab,…