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Residents who have been getting contradictory reports said that it is no less than a mental trauma when they are not sure of what the results are and the Chandigarh administration should look into the matter.

Non-Covid patients have been facing a tough time in the absence of OPD, especially when most of them used to depend on PGIMER. On a normal day, PGI's OPDs would see around 12,000 patients and due to the pandemic, most have been going through the tele-consultation process.

In August, the AQI level was in the good category for 29 days continuously. Ironically, all vehicular movement etc had restarted by then.

In supplying the plants for senior officers’ houses in Sector 7 Chandigarh, the UT will be spending Rs. 4.18 lakh. In another tender floated for ten houses of senior officers in Sector 5, an amount of Rs. 3.56 lakh will be spent.

As per directions received from the District Education Officer, UT, Chandigarh, city schools asked for parents to fill a consent form and also give a written consent if they would allow their child, studying in Classes IX to XIII to go to school from September 21 onwards.

As many as 45 people were discharged from various facilities of Chandigarh, while there are 152 positive patients in NHE, out of the total, 29 patients are in ICU.

As per the latest available data, 6,778 out of every 10 lakh people in Chandigarh have tested positive for the virus.

The Administrator directed Commissioner, Municipal Corporation and Director Health Services to ensure that there is regular fogging near water bodies to prevent any water-borne diseases.

A total 15,931 students were scheduled to appear for the exam. Sources said that 85 to 90 percent aspirants attended the exam.

The soldier, Harender Pal, 28, who was driving a military truck, was assaulted by five persons September 10.

The SOP lays emphasis on the need to adopt online procedures to register books for issuance, through an online catalogue of the library; not allowing anyone to enter the library premises; and keeping books in isolation for three days to ten days.

Footage from the CCTV camera installed at the shrine shows the man entering the premises, paying repeated obeisance, removing his clothes, kissing the trident and impaling himself on it. The incident took place at 9.15pm.

Civil Surgeon Dr Manjeet Singh said that 178 patients had also recovered and discharged from hospitals. He said that a total of 4,302 patients had recovered from the virus so far and were sent home.

Five of seven, who test positive posthumously, including a woman, reportedly died by suicide. The exact cause of death of the other two people is yet to be confirmed.

Police said the maximum visitors at Sukhna Lake Sunday were NEET exam aspirants, who visited the lake after appearing in the examination.