Sunday,
September 9, 2001, Chandigarh, India
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Seven cases of
dengue reported in city Aedes is alive, despite claims of health officials Ludhiana, September 8 Seven persons have been admitted to the local Christian Medical College and Hospital with dengue fever in the past few days, showing that the problem persists in spite of claims of the health authorities that it has been controlled. There has been hundreds of cases of typhoid as well here and the disease has already claimed three lives so far. MC
terminates streetlight contract for poor performance SPEAKING OUT MC,
temple body in land dispute |
Tribes Dal:
NHRC order not implemented ‘Badal
playing havoc with Punjab economy’ Encroachments
on approach road to hospital Convention
of women employees |
Scribe
threatened Bank
celebrates foundation day |
Krishi
cards distributed
Principals
join teachers in relay fast Seminar
on education |
Brahmkumaris
offer antidote against drug addiction Public
awareness vital for eye donation |
National
open bridge championship begins |
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