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The health minister of Assam tweeted stating that 159 positive cases have been reported in Cachar on July 21. This comes after 100 plus cases were reported on Monday. As the number of COVID positive cases are rising in the district, it is…
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55 tested positive for COVID19 so far in Cachar
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He added that the district health department must utilise all its resources to ensure there are doctors and paramedical staff available at the COVID Care Centres in the district.
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Swapneel Paul, IAS, Assistant Commissioner - Nagaon, Samujjal Das, Assistant Employment Officer and Rajdeep Lekharu, director CSAP spoke about the challenges while preparing for Civil Services.
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ডিব্রুগড় বিশ্ববিদ্যালয়ের গণিত বিভাগের অধ্যাপকের ন্যাক্কারজনক ঘটনার পরে পরেই বরাক উপত্যকায় ও অপর এক গণিত শিক্ষকের বিরুদ্ধে অভিযোগ উঠল কু কান্ডের। প্রাইভেট টিউশনে নিজের বাড়িতেই দশম শ্রেণীর এক ছাত্রীকে ধর্ষণের অভিযোগে উত্তেজিত জনতার…
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The Minister also visited the SMC&H and SM Dev Civil Hospital to take stock of the situation there. He interacted with the officials and health functionaries and to provide the best of medical care and treatment to the COVID-19…
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Individuals who tested positive with a travel history are from MP, Marwacherra's Vishnu Prasad Verma (23) from Guwahati, Harinagar's Chaitali Deb (34).
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The Joint director of health services, Cachar informed that the newly prepared COVID Care Unit will accommodate "300 beds."
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Md. Sajjadul Haque Chowdhury, Deputy Director IPR Karimganj District, was supposed to get the additional responsibility of looking after the day-to-day work of DDIPR. Government has cancelled that order.
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Berenga Part 1's Abdul Karim Laskar (24), Premtala's Gautam Adhikari (60), Borjalenga's Sujoy Hazam (42) had influenza-like illness and when tested they found carrying the virus. 
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