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Since 1920s the Oldest Daily...Maximum Temperature (°C) of Date: 29.7Minimum Temperature (°C) of Date: 27.0Relative Humidity(%) at 0830 IST : 085Relative Humidity(%) at 1730 IST : 084Sunrise time on 15.08.2020 (in IST): 0508Sunset time on 15.08.2020 (in IST): 1739Rainfall upto 0830 hrs of date (last 24 hrs)- in mm: 000.1Rainfall upto 1730 hrs of date in mm: 000.0Rainfall (Progressive total from 1st January 20 upto0830 hrs (of date) in mm: 1557.6 mm

Light rainfall likely over Port Blair. Partly cloudysky. Maximum and Minimum temperature willbe around 30°C and 25°C respectively onSaturday 15/08/ 2020.

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“The weak can neverforgive. Forgiveness is

the attribute of thestrong. ”

President addresses Nation on theeve of Independence Day

Nation indebted to 'Corona Warriors': President

GREETINGS

(Admiral D K Joshi)PVSM, AVSM, YSM, NM, VSM (Retd.)

Lieutenant GovernorAndaman & Nicobar Islands

&Vice Chairman, Islands Development Agency

Port Blair, Aug 14 Independence Daywill be celebrated in amanner befitting theoccasion, tomorrow(Aug. 15) in A&NIslands with extraprecaution andmeasures in view ofthe COVID-19situation. The Govt. ofIndia has issuedguidelines for theconduct of theIndependence Daycelebrations as perthe COVID -19protocols by ensuringsocial distancing,wearing of masks,proper sanitization,avoiding largegatherings, protectingvulnerable personsetc.The Hon'ble LtGovernor, A&NIslands & ViceChairman, IslandsDevelopment Agency

74th Independence Day to be celebrated in A&N Islands today

Lt Governor to hoist theNational Flag at Netaji Stadium

On the auspicious occasion of 74th"Independence Day", I convey my heartiestgreeting and best wishes to all the residents ofA&N Islands. I also pay my homages to allfreedom fighters and countrymen who sacrificedtheir lives for the independence of our Nation.

A&N Islands have played an importantrole in the independence struggle. The Islandshave witnessed to the struggles and sacrificesby many of our freedom fighters. The tri-colorwas hoisted for the first time on the soil of A&NIslands by Netaji Subash Chandra Bose on 30thDecember, 1943. The Independence Day celebration inspires us to participatein the progress of our Nation.

On this pious day, let's come forward, drawing inspiration fromthe sacrifices and struggles of our great martyrs, pledge to usher theseIslands towards happiness, prosperity and development.

MESSAGE On the occasion of the 74th Independence day,I extend my heartiest and warm greetings to allthe Islanders. 15th August is celebrated every yearto commemorate the greatest moment in ourhistory, very joyfully, as on this day, our countrygot freedom from the British rule. Today, we paycollective tributes to those brave and courageousfreedom fighters and nationalists who laid downtheir lives to free our Country. I urge my fellowIslanders to come forward and get inspired fromthe sacrifices made by our great patriots. On this very special day, let all of us take a vowto work in harmony to protect our Islands' socialand cultural heritage, monuments, our tribes, ourenvironment and be a personal soldier of ourIslands. With all confidence, I say that our Islandswill march forward towards the path of all rounddevelopment in the coming years. In these days ofPandemic, we have to keep in mind that we haveto maintain "Do Gaz ki Doori" and follow the normsprescribed to fight against COVID-19. On thisspecial day, I would also like to express mygratitude to the Armed forces for protecting ourNation. Sd/-

(Kuldeep Rai Sharma)Member of Parliament

New Delhi, Aug 14 President, ShriRam Nath Kovindhailed the efforts ofthe Centre, State andUnion Territories ine f f f e c t i v emanagement of theCOVID-19. He said,for a country so vastand diverse with highpopulation density,e f f e c t i v emanagement andcontainment of thecorona virusrequired super-human efforts. ShriKovind said this,while addressing thenation, on the eve ofthe 74th

Independence Daytoday. Heremembered thefreedom fighters andmartyrs in hisspeech, whosesacrifices, he said,have enabled

countrymen to live inan independentnation. He said,India's visionaryleaders broughttogether a diversityof world views toforge a common

national spirit.R e m e m b e r i n gMahatma Gandhi,President said thathis teachings willremain relevant

forever and willguide the world inyears to come. President said thatthe IndependenceDay celebrations thisyear will berestrained due to theglobal pandemic. Hepraised the efforts ofCorona Warriorsincluding doctors,health workers,members of DisasterManagement teams,police personnel,sanitation workers,delivery staff ,t r a n s p o r t a t i o n ,

DDK to telecastLt Governor's message

Port Blair, Aug 14 The Doordarshan Kendra, Port Blair will telecastthe Independence Day message of the Lt Governor,A&N Islands tomorrow (Aug. 15) at 9 am.A television report of the Independence Daycelebration coverage would be telecast on DD PortBlair channel at 6 pm on Aug. 15. Prior to this, aComposite Programme on Patriotic Songs (filmbased) will be telecast at 5 pm, a press releasefrom DDK, Port Blair said.

Lt Governor's address to Islanders on the eve of 74th Independence DayOFC project to usher in "New Andamans" paving

way for holistic development: Lt GovernorSeries of infrastructure projects in pipeline under different sectors outlined

Admiral DK Joshi,PVSM, AVSM, YSM,NM, VSM (Retd.) willgrace the UT levelfunction at NetajiStadium, Port Blair andwill hoist the NationalFlag at 9 am tomorrow(Aug 15) after layingwreath at the'Martyr's Column' atthe NationalMemorial -Cel lu larJail. The parade andguard of honour willcomprise of the armed

contingents of theArmy, Navy, AirForce, Coast Guardand the A&N Policealongwith their bands.In view of theCOVID-19 situations,no public or schoolchildren will take partin the ceremony. In atribute to the CoronaWarriors, theceremony will also beattended by onerepresentative each of

Port Blair, Aug 14 The Hon'ble LtGovernor, A&NIslands and ViceChairman IslandsDevelopment AgencyAdmiral DK Joshi,PVSM, AVSM, YSM,NM, VSM (Retd.) hasreiterated thecommitment of theA d m i n i s t r a t i o ntowards the welfare ofthe people of theIslands. Extending hisgreeting to theIslanders on the eveof 74th IndependenceDay which was telecastby Doordarshan andbroadcast over AllIndia Radio Port Blairtoday, the Lt Governorbegan his address bypaying rich tributes tothe Patriots andMartyrs for theirsupreme sacrificesbecause of which, we

Port Blair, Aug 14 The Government of India/ Ministry ofAgriculture & Farmers Welfare, on therequest of A&N Administration, have includedPort Meadows and Nancowry as PlantQuarantine Ports for import of stoneaggregates under the Plant QuarantineRegulations, vide a Memorandum dated 13thAug, 2020. As per existing arrangements onlyPort Blair was the notified port for the purposeof Plant Quarantine Regulations and all thecargo ships carrying stones, sand andaggregate had to mandatorily touch Port Blairfor clearances, which was not onlycumbersome/ time consuming but alsoeconomically disadvantageous. Thenotification would ease the procedures forimport of stone aggregates for infrastructureprojects especially in the Nicobar Islands andwould lead to considerable savings in thetransportation costs and time.

The endeavour of the A&N Administrationis to include more and more ports of the A&NIslands for direct clearances of Customs,Plant Quarantine and other formalities, so thatmore products could be directly importedthrough ships to all the major Islands, withouthaving to first call at Port Blair for theseformalities. This would help in speedyprogress of all infrastructure projects,especially in the far flung Islands, a pressrelease from A&N Administration said.

Port Meadows and Nancowry (Kamorta)notified as Plant Quarantine Ports

Notification would ease procedures for importof stone aggregates for infrastructure projects

Port Blair, Aug 14 As theIndependence Day willbe celebratedtomorrow (15thAugust) in variousparts of SouthAndaman, the DistrictMagistrate, SouthAndaman District hasissued order forrelaxation of lockdownbetween 6 am & 10 am(For Flag HoistingProgramme) andbetween 4.30 pm & 6pm (For Lowering ofthe Flag at sunset) on15th August. It has alsobeen clarified that thisrelaxation is only forenabling themovement of personsfor the smooth conductof the Independence

Day Celebrations atvarious locations /Islands of the SouthAndaman District. It is also clarified thatin the remaining hoursof the day on 15thAugust and on 16thAugust, 2020 thereshall be completelockdown as per theterms and conditions ofthe orders of the A&NAdministration issuedvide F.No.CS/Sr.PS/05/2020 dated 28.07.2020.For the remainingperiod between the17th of August and tillthe Midnight of 18thAugust, 2020lockdown will remain asper DC (SA) Order No.890 dated 10.08.2020till further orders.

Relaxation of lockdown in view ofIndependence Day celebration

are breathing the air offreedom. The Lt Governorsaid that this year'scelebration assumesgreater significance asthe Hon'ble PrimeMinister hasinaugurated anddedicated the OpticalFibre Cable Projectpaving the way for"New Andamans"which will open newvistas for ushering inholistic developmentof A&N Islands. ThePrime Minister hasalso mentioned aboutthe initiativesundertaken throughIsland DevelopmentAgency (IDA), underwhich manyd e v e l o p m e n t a lprojects have beencompleted during thelast 2-3 years before

the commencement ofOFC. The projectsinclude PortM e a d o w sTransshipment Port,direct trade withSouth-East Asia,creation of MPEDA/EPA for direct exportof marine products,among others. The Lt Governorsaid that for thedevelopment ofTourism in A&NIslands, abolition ofRestricted AreaPermit (RAP), facilityfor immigration/visaon arrival and settingup of PPP eco-tourismresorts through NITIAayog in Long, Aves,Smith Islands andShaheed Dweep whichhas changed theprofile of theseIslands resulting in

arrival of more than 5lakh tourists to theIslands for the firsttime in 2018 & 2019. The Lt Governorfurther disclosed thatfor the next IDAprojects, Consultant isbeing appointed byNITI Aayog forsetting up 12 morePPP projects atAmkunj, Radhanagar,Karmatang, Kalipur,Ramnagar Beach,Rutland Island, NorthBay, Goodwill Estate,Beodnabad, Flat BayIsland, Wright MyoCreek, Buttler Bayand Kalapathar Beach.Apart from these,mega projects at LittleAndaman and GreatNicobar are underconsideration. The Lt Governorsaid that the

construction work ofthe 'New IntegratedTerminal Building' atVeer SavarkarInternational Airport,Port Blair at anestimated cost of Rs.710 Crores isprogressing well andwill be completedsoon. The NewTerminal Building willbe capable of handling1200 passengers perhour which willfacilitate smoothmovement ofpassengers. The LtGovernor alsomentioned about theproposal forconstructing 'NewGreenfield Airports' atPort Blair andCampbell Baybesides, theextension work of

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Port Blair, Aug 14 In the wake of rapidincrease in COVID-19cases in Round Basti-Atlanta point area and inABC Colony, Shadipuralong with detection of

Multiple ILI cases in theseareas, both these areashave been declared asContainment Zones. Further, as there havebeen no further reports of

Round Basti-Atlanta point & ABCColony declared Containment Zones

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Lkfpoky;/SECRETARIAT Health Bulletin For Containment Of

(No. 137/ 14th August 2020) COVID-19 STATUS OF ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLANDS AS ON

14.08.2020 > Status of COVID-19 Cases :

Total Confirmed cases 2186 Cured/Discharged from Hospital 1032 Death 24 Active Cases 1130 > Clinical Management of Cases : Name of District Isolation Beds

Available Occupied Positive

Cases Admitted

North & Middle Andaman 123 06 06 South Andaman 367 222 222 Nicobar 26 00 00 Home Isolation 00 902* 902* * Includes Fifteen cases of Nicobar District. > Status of Sample and Testing for COVID 19: Total Samples sent till date 28129 Total Reports received till date 27973 Total Pending Reports 156 Rate of Testing Per Million 69932 > House to House surveillance throughout South Andaman District

including Containment Zones (Shorepoint, Prem Nagar, Garacharma, Bathu Basti, Dairy Farm, Phoenix Bay, Junglighat, Aberdeen and Haddo) are being conducted by District Administration with the help of Health Workers. 67385 population is being surveyed daily.

> Intensive awareness is continued through print and electronic media.

> 18511 Incoming Passengers screened at VSI Airport and 871 screened at Haddo Wharf by medical teams since 25.05.2020.

> 23139 Outward Passengers screened at VSI Airport and 928 screened at Haddo Wharf by medical teams since 25.05.2020.

> 9058 samples of vulnerable passengers (Persons of the age of 65 years and above, persons with co-morbidity, children age below 10 years, pregnant women, persons coming from mainland after treatment alongwith their attendant and persons who are destined to tribal areas of Islands) collected at VSI Airport/Harbour since 30.05.2020.

> 13672 Calls received by Health Department through Helpline 102 till date to avail health services.

> Tab Azithromycin 118250 Nos. and Tab HCQs 106880 Nos. are available in stock of G B Pant Hospital

SURVEILLANCE DATA (w.e.f 25.05.2020)

1. Asymptomatic Passengers (Flight) under Self-Monitoring for 14 days till Date

1233

2. Asymptomatic Passengers (Flight) completed 14 Days Self-Monitoring

17210

3. Asymptomatic Passengers (Ship) in isolation in Govt. Facilities.

NIL

4. Asymptomatic Passengers (Ship) put in Home Quarantine as on date

625

5. Asymptomatic Passengers (Ship) completed 14 days Quarantine inclusive of journey period/isolation period

975

6. Symptomatic Persons isolated in Health facility as on date 70

7. Symptomatic Persons under Home Isolation as on date 00

8. Symptomatic Persons completed 07 days in Home Isolation

11

9. Contacts put under Home Quarantine till date 3820

10. Contacts completed 14 days period of Home Quarantine 2075

11. Contacts (Symptomatic) put under Isolation in Government Facilities

01

12. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas quarantined in Govt. Facilities as on today

11

13. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas released from quarantined after they tested Negative as on today

289

11. Contacts (Symptomatic) put under Isolation in Government Facilities

01

12. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas quarantined in Govt. Facilities as on today

11

13. No. of Passengers (Flight) of Outlying areas released from quarantined after they tested Negative as on today

289

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railway and aviation personnel, providers of various services,Government employees, social service organisations and generouscitizens who went much beyond their call of duty to save lives andensure essential services. The President highlighted some of the flagship schemes of theGovernment including Pradhan Mantri Gareeb Kalyan Yojana, OneNation, One Ration Card, Vande Bharat Mission and Shramik SpecialTrains among others, which he said, have eased people's lives amidthese testing times. Reaffirming, India's belief in the principle of Vasudhaiv Kutumbakam,World is One family, President said that the country, apart from takingcare of its own citizens, also extended helping hand to many foreigncountries. He said, the overwhelming support India got at the electionsfor the non-permanent seat of the United Nations Security Councilbears testimony to the goodwill the country enjoys internationally. Speaking about the impetus to self-reliance, Shri Kovind said thatIndia's push to Atma-Nirbharta comes without alienation or distancingfrom the world. He said, the country will continue to engage with theworld economy while maintaining its own identity. Hinting at the recentborder skirmishes, Shri Kovind said that Indian soldiers gallantlydefended the borders of the country from all misadventures ofexpansion. He remembered the martyrs who sacrificed their livesprotecting the nation's pride and said that the entire nation salutesthem for their brevity. He also mentioned that the country has takenthe current crisis as an opportunity and numerous landmark reformsbenefitting all spheres of life have been introduced by the Government. President exhorted on the lessons which the pandemic has unveiledto the humanity. He also stressed on the importance and adoption ofhuman-centric collaborations over economy-centric inclusions. He said,these testing times have brought all sections of people together apartfrom highlighting the need to develop a robust health infrastructurein the country. The President also called for accelerating developmentsin science and technology which he said helped meet the twinobjectives of saving lives and resumption of activities in midst of aglobal pandemic. Speaking about the New Education Policy, Shri Kovind said that itsimplementation will lead to a new quality education system which willhelp transform the future challenges into opportunities, paving theway for a New India. He also lauded the unflinching belief of countrymenin the judicial system, which he said was depicted in the restraint andpatience shown by the people during the long drawn Ayodhya Ramjanmbhoomi case. He said, Indian ethos of peace, non-violence, loveand harmony emerged victorious globally when all the concernedparties and people respectfully accepted the verdict of the SupremeCourt in the matter. Shri Kovind wished for universal good health and urged everyoneto continue to maintain caution and act responsibly in order to defeatthe menace of Corona Virus. (Source: india.gov.in)

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runway at Shibpur Airport at Diglipur is underprogress. Dwelling upon the air connectivityinfrastructure development in A&N Islands,the Lt Governor said under 'UDAAN' scheme,water-aerodromes are being developed atSwaraj Dweep, Shaheed Dweep and Long Islandto facilitate the services of seaplanes, for whichthe tender has been floated for constructionof floating jetties etc. The infrastructurefacilities are likely to be completed within ayear. The Lt Governor said the Administration isvigorously pursuing the proposal for inductionof 2 Heavy Lift (minimum 18 passengercapacity) Helicopters and 2 Medium Lift (10passenger capacity) Helicopters on wet leasebasis from Pawan Hans Ltd. Highlighting about the two major bridgesbeing constructed in ATR, the Lt Governor saidthe Humphrey Strait Bridge is expected to becompleted by January, 2021 while the MiddleStrait Bridge will be ready by January, 2022. Throwing light on the initiatives undertakenin strengthening the waterway connectivity, theLt Governor said in the Shipping sector, theconstruction work of four major vessels viz.2x500 Pax and 2x1200 Pax vessels are inprogress at Cochin Shipyard Ltd. and areexpected to be delivered by 2021-22. The Lt Governor remarked that thepreparation of DPR for 'Andaman MarineDrive' will be ready by October, 2020. Speaking about the steps taken towardstransforming A&N Islands into green energyIslands, the Lt Governor said, “under de-dieselization, in the next three years, from theexisting 9%, we have to achieve the target of93% green energy”. He said, for setting up of50 MW LNG Power Plant, all necessaryclearances have been obtained and the revisedbid has been prepared. This power project isexpected to be completed by April, 2022, theLt Governor added. The Lt Governor said that for thecommercialization of sea weed in A&N Islands,a pilot project on seaweed farming has beenstarted in the Islands in association withCentral Salt & Marine Chemical ResearchInstitute (CSMCRI), Gujarat. The Lt Governor disclosed that the tenderfor Rutland Submarine Pipeline project hasbeen awarded and the preliminary works suchas survey, mobilization of materials/machineries are under progress and expectedto be completed by March, 2021. Apart fromthis, construction work for an additional 10MCD water treatment plant at Garacharma isalso under progress, the Lt Governor said.Under 'Jal Jeevan Mission Scheme', it has beenplanned to provide 'Functional HouseholdConnection' in 217 Revenue villages coveringabout 56,682 households. The Lt Governor said to maintain sanitationvalue chain and to improve the quality of livesof the citizens, tender has been awarded at acost of Rs. 2.9 Crores for development of a 42KLD Faecal Sludge and Septage TreatmentPlant at Brookshabad. The Lt Governor stated that the wholeAdministration is with the Health Departmentin the fight against COVID-19 pandemic andwe have to be well prepared for a long durationbattle against the pandemic. Empathizing withthe families who have lost their loved ones dueto the pandemic, the Lt Governor said "I sharethe grief of losing your loved ones". Reiterating the appeal made to the public onseveral times, the Lt Governor urged theIslanders to fight against the pandemic withstrong will power and patience. He also calledupon the Is landers to shoulder theirresponsibility and maintain 'Do gaz ki doori'in all social transactions, follow all safetyprotocols and avoid unnecessary travels. The Lt Governor said that on this piousoccasion, let us pledge for the progress andglory of India and strive to dedicate ourselvesto fulfill the dreams of our ancestors. Summing up his address to the Islanders,the Lt. Governor said, with the slogan "Sabka Saath - Sab ka Vikas", we must forge aheadand overcome all the hurdles with the sole aimof committing ourselves to work towards thewelfare of the people.

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Containment Zone Area Officer In-charge Contact No.

1. Shore point Shri. A Nazar 9434274876 2. Bathu Basti(Part)-

Garacharma(Part) Shri. Prabhakar Rao, Tehsildar (Sett.)

9474211000

3. Junglighat(P)-Dairyfarm(P) Shri. Prem Singh Meena, AC(Sett.) 9531972861 4. Phoenix Bay(Part- Behind

Muruagan Medical) Shri. Jayanto Chakraborty, Revenue Inspector

9531823898

5. Haddo Ward-2(Part-Area around Tirupati Temple)

Shri. Murugan, Surveyor 9531926577

6. Aberdeen Bazaar(Part-Behind Ratnam Market)

Shri. Omprakash, Revenue Inspector 9434262043

7. Round Basti-Atlanta Point Shri. Ramesh, Tehsildar Port Blair 9434283406 8. ABC Colony, Shadipur Shri. Harish Patwari 9476056477

COVID-19 Positive cases in Prem Nagar (Part) containment zone and all pastcases have been discharged, the containment operations in this area have beendeclared closed. In view of the above, now there are a total of 8 Containment Zones in SouthAndaman district with the following administrative incharges:

The cooperation of theresidents of theContainment Zones hasbeen solicited forcontaining the spread ofCOVID-19 in the

Containment Zone areaand in the district. Strictaction as per law is beingtaken against the violators/those who venture out ofthe Containment Zone

without the approval ofarea in-charge throughspecial movement pass, apress release from DistrictMagistrate, SouthAndaman said.

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Port Blair, Aug 14 Keeping in view thepresent pandemic ofCOVID-19, the last datefor online submission ofapplication forms foradmission to variouscourses in TagoreGovernment College ofEducation, Port Blair hasbeen extended up to 31stAugust, 2020 to enableall the aspiring candidatesof these Islands to apply

for admission to thesecourses in the College. Aspiring candidatescan submit theirapplication forms throughonline by accessing http:// c g l l e g g a d n i i s s i o n.andaman.gov.in. Thecourses offered by theCollege B.Sc.B.Ed.Mathematics andB.A.B.Ed. English, Hindiand History during theacademic session 2020-

21 under revised NCTERegulation 2014. Candidates desirousof taking admission inthese courses in TagoreGovernment College ofEducation, Port Blair canapply online by accessingthe portal via UKL http://c o l l e g e a d m i s s i o n .andaman.gov.in up to31st August, 2020, apress release fromPrincipal, TGCE said.

Last date for online submission of application foradmission to various courses in TGCE extended

Port Blair, Aug 14 Two Policepersonnels of Andaman& Nicobar Police havebeen awarded withPolice Medals formeritorious service onthe occasion ofIndependence Day-2020. The Police Medal

Two Police Personnel awarded PoliceMedals for meritorious service

The other Police medal wasawarded to Shri Prem ChanderSingh, Head Constable of A&NPolice in recognition of hisunblemished record, continuousexcellent and dedicatedperformance and professionalism.He joined A&N Police in the yearof 1998 as a Police Constable

M. Abdul RasheedPrem Chander Singh

for meritorious service has been awardedto Shri M. Abdul Rasheed, Sub-Inspector of A&N Police in appreciation ofhis good work and dedication renderedthroughout his service career. He JoinedA&N Police in the year 1995 as a PoliceConstable He has detected/solved 564various criminal cases in his service career.

COVID-19 warriors namely Doctors, Health Workers, Sanitaryworkers and one COVID-19 cured person. Further, as per tradition, the National Flag would be hoisted inDistrict Level ceremonial functions in Car Nicobar and in Mayabunderalongwith all Tehsils and inhabited Islands of the UT. Celebrationswill also be held in Govt. Offices/institutions including schools,dispensaries, Post Offices etc and also in the rural areas by therespective Pradhans of the Gram Panchayats. In view of the COVID-19 protocol, not more than 20 persons shall take part in the DistrictLevel functions as overall invitees while at all other places, not morethan 10 persons shall be the overall invitees for the function.

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OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT MAGISTRATE

SOUTH ANDAMAN DISTRICT

Port Blair dated the 14th August 2020

PRESS NOTEIt is notified for the information of the General Public that the

following Traffic arrangements have been made for the main function

of Independence Day on 15th August, 2020 (Saturday).

1. The movement of all vehicular traffic shall be closed from 0830 Hrs at

the following points.

(i) Raj Niwas to National Memorial Cellular Jail via Old Telephone

Exchange, Vikas Bhavan (ANIIDCO), Scouts Huts Crossing, Andaman

Club, Y-Narayan Junction and CRPF Barrack.

(ii) Gymkhana Crossing to R. K. Mission via Dharamshala and Girls

School Crossing.

(iii) R. K. Mission to Government Press.

(iv) Clock Tower to Dharamshala

(v) R. K. Mission to Raj Niwas via Machi Line, Murugan Temple and

Gandhi Park.

2. The carcade of Hon'ble Lt Governor and other special invitees shall be

parked inside the Netaji Stadium.

3. After the departure of the Chief Guest from the place of function, the

vehicles of the special invitees shall follow the route Scout Hut

Junction-Vikas Bhawan-Fire Brigade-Old Telephone Exchange-APWD

Crossing to their destinations.

4.The vehicles intending to proceed to South Point from Aberdeen Bazar

shall be diverted towards Model School Crossing - Bengali Club -

Goalghar- Secretariat Junction - Police Line and Nayagaon.

5. No heavy vehicles including Private and STS buses will be allowed to

proceed to Aberdeen Bazar from Gandhi Statue and Bengali Club Junction

from 0700 hrs to 1100 hrs.

6. The vehicles intending to proceed to Aberdeen Bazar from South Point

shall follow the route of South Point-Shadipur-Nayagaon Junction-Police

Line-RBV-Secretariat Junction and Goalghar.

7. Heavy vehicles proceeding to long route shall be diverted to Goal

Ghar and Junglighat from Bengali Club.

8. All the vehicular traffic shall remain suspended in the stretches from

Annapurna to Clock Tower, Clock Tower to Dharamshala, Dharamshala

to R.K. Mission and Raj Niwas to National Memorial via Netaji Stadium

from 0830 hrs.

9. No vehicles shall be allowed to proceed towards the place of function

from any side after 0830 hrs.

10. No vehicle shall be allowed to proceed to Aberdeen Bazar after the

function from any direction till the crowd gets dispersed.

11. The vehicles carrying parade contingents after dropping the contingents

in front of Netaji Stadium shall proceed to Water Sports Complex at

Aberdeen Jetty and will remain stationed there. After culmination of parade

they will come to Netaji Stadium via Y- Narayan Junction and proceed to

their respective units with the parade contingents.

12. Further vehicles intending to proceed to GB Pant Hospital shall follow

the route of Gandhi Statue- Marine Gate - Sisty Nagar - Dignabad - Sea

Shore Road - Khan Jn. -exit gate of Hospital and then GB Pant Hospital.

Sd/-

(ABHISHEK DEV, IAS)

District Magistrate

South Andaman District

ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR ADMINISTRATION

DIRECTORATE OF HEALTH SERVICES.

Port Blair, dated the 13th August, 2020

NOTICE The A& N Islands have seen a steep rise in COVID-19 positive cases in past few days. G B Pant

Hospital, Port Blair is at the forefront of this Administration’s COVID-19 response. In view of the

increase in infection as well as to protect patients visiting G B Pant Hospital from unnecessary

exposure to COVID 19, OPD services of G B Pant Hospital for minor ailments, are being shifted to

the designated to Urban Health Centres w.e.f 7th August 2020. In addition to the OPD services at

your nearest UHCs, PHCs and CHCs, you may also take the benefit of tele-medicine services being

provided by the specialists of GBPH, Department of Health Services. These consultations have been

restricted to minor ailments and routine follow-up:

Sl.No. Name Designation Phone No.

1. Dr.Amit Ray Professor (Orthopaedics) 8900909303

2. Dr. Harish ChanderBandhu Professor (Obst&Gyne) 9403571091

3. Dr. S. R. Gedela Professor (General Medicine) 9476003121

4. Dr. S. R. Patra Professor (General Surgery) 7063956237

5. Dr. T. L. RatnaKumari Professor (Paediatrics) 9444906642

6. Dr.ManjuMehrotra Associate Professor (Obst. &Gyne) 7063956238

7. Dr. Robert James Associate Professor (General

Medicine)

7432001215

8. Dr. N. K. Kaura Associate Professor (Orthopaedics) 9933259643

9. Dr. Sunil Kumar Consultant (Psychiatrist) 9434299505

10. Dr. Shiv Shankar Singh Consultant Medical Specialist 9434282123

11. Dr.Annu Raj Assistant Professor (Medicine) 8764112434

12. Dr.Nilesh P Patil Assistant Professor (General

Surgery)

9474202953

13. Dr. Mohammed Mustafa, P. P Assistant Professor (General Surgery)

9567493285

14. Dr.Ritu Singh Specialist ( Paediatrics) 7063956219

15. Dr. (Mrs) Purnima Burma CMO(NFSG)(Adhoc) 9476005005

16. Dr. (Mrs) MunniSinghania CMO(NFSG)(Adhoc)/ Paediatrician 9434280133

17. Dr. A. K. Das Chief Medical Officer 9434261185

18. Dr. P. Lal Chief Medical Officer 9434283135

19. Dr. (Mrs) Sujata Chief Medical Officer 9434214846

20. Dr. Ashok Subramanium ENT Specialist 9476099070

21. Dr. (Mrs). Krishna Priya ENT Specialist 9487609657

22. Dr. Mohammed Sami Medical Officer 9434269689

23. Dr.Jairam Medical Officer 9531877000

24. Dr.Navneet Mehta Medical Officer 7063978257

25. Dr.Jalgendeswar Medical Officer 9513804849

1. The Doctors will obtain detail of the person/patient including the address and Phone Nos. and

prepare a prescription. Patients to indicate their nearest UHC during the consultation.

2. The hospital staff will collect these prescriptions from the consulting Doctor at the closure hours

of OPD i.e. 01.30 PM and obtain medicines from the pharmacy counter of the hospital and

dispatch the same to the nearest UHC from where the patient can collect it between 5 PM to

8 PM 3. Home delivery of medicines shall be operationalized for senior citizens except in the

containment zone.

In order to minimize exposure to the virus, people are advised to use tele-consultation as far as

possible. For other medical assistance please call the helpline 102.

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Director of Health Services

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Women : 1091

Children : 1098

Coast Guard (Search & Rescue) : 1554

District Control Room : 1070 / 238881

Ambulance : 102

Police Control room : 100

Fire Service : 101

Coastal Security : 1093

PBMC Control Room : 245798

State control Room: 1077/234287

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OBITUARY We deeply mourn the sad demise of Shri S.K.Roy, S/o Late

Surendra Roy, aged 66 years, retired Branch Manager of Syndicate

Bank on early hours of 13th August 2020 at his Prem Nagar residence.

His Last journey will start from his residence at Prem Nagar to the

cremation ground at 1300 Hrs on 15th August 2020.Inserted by:

Mrs. Prova Roy (Wife)

Dr. Sandeep Roy (Son)

Dr. Khusboo Roy (Daughter in law)

Dr. Dalliya Acharyya (Daughter)

Dr. Biswanath Acharyya (Son in law)

Ms. Arna Acharyya (Grand Daughter)

OBITUARY

Late Xavier Bara

(Retd. Cook, Health Department)

Expired on 02/08/2020 at G.B. Pant Hospital, P/Blair

"May god give eternal peace to the departed soul"

Inserted by: Nirmala Bara (Wife), Sanjay Sanjeeta, Suraj (Sons & Daughter),

Amit (Son-in-law), Alfa, Anita (Daughter- in- laws) & All Family Members.

OBITUARY We deeply mourn the sad demise of

N. Satyanarayan, S/o Late

N. Subbaraidu, (Civil Supply &

Consumer Affairs MTS Staff) Who

expired on 12-08-2020 at his residence

Mahaveer Nagar, Prothrapur, Port Blair.

"Our Loved Ones never depart away,

They are with us Every day"

Inserted by: All Family members

1st YEAR OF REMEMBRANCEON 15th AUGUST 2020

Dr. B.SNEHA KUMARI

(BHMS)

D/o. Late KUMAR BABY

Ex.CMD SG-NAVY, R/o

Burmanallah

"May The Winds Of Heaven

Blow Softly And Wishper In

Your Ear How Much We

Love And Miss U And Wish

That You Were Here"

Miss U So Much"Missing u today & always"

Fondly Remembered by-

Mummy,Amama,Chotu,Appu,Vava,Shalu & Shubham

OBITUARY

The President & Members of Grain Dealers & Grocers Association deeply mourn the sudden and untimely demise of

Mr. ALV Baskaran (63 Yrs.) S/o Late Arumugam, M/s Sivagami Store, Rangat who died on 12th Aug., 2020 at Rangat. We convey our heartfelt condolences to the bereaved family. May the Almighty God give eternal peace to the departed soul and give courage to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss.

President and Members Grain Dealers & Grocers

Associations

SHRADH CEREMONYB. NAGAMMA

DoB. 22-12-1936 DoD. 04-08-2020We, the family members, deeply mourn thesad demise of Late B.NAGAMMA, W/o. LateRaghawal, R/o.C-301/1,Near Electricity SiteOffice, Shadipur, Port Blair, aged 84-yrs.expired on 04-08-2020 at about 11.40 am atRamapuram Village of Nellore District, AndhraPradesh due to Heart attack. 'SHRADH'function will be performed on Sunday dated 16-08-2020 at our residence, Shadipur, Port Blair.

Inserted by:1. B. Venkat Rao (Son) & Family(Mobile: 9434282346)2. All Brothers, Sisters and relatives

1st HAPPY BIRTHDAY

DEAR - HAGGAI ABHISHEKBest wishes from:S. Kamalam (Great Nani), Smti Rathinammal (Dadi), V. Aravazhie & A. Usha (Nani - Nani),

V. Malarvizhie & V. Menmozhie (Dadi's), A. Andrew & G. Esther (Mama - Mami, A. Augustin

(Mama), John Weseley & J. Geetha (Bada Papa - Amma), J. Nancy & J. Richard (Cousin's),

A. Joseph (Kutti Mama), Mr. Sargurudoss & Mrs. Tebora (Mummy - Daddy) & Relatives.

SHRADH CEREMONY"BRAHM BHOJ"

Late SURESH MISRA

(Retd. Vice Principal)

S/o Late H. D. MISHRA

(15/01/1951 - 06/08/2020)

It is the time to express our heartfelt

gratitude to all our relatives, friends

and well wishers, who stood with

us at the time of grief on the sad

demise of my beloved husband

Late SURESH MISRA who left for

heavenly abode on 06/08/2020 at

GB Pant Hospital.As a part of his last rites along with my family members, relatives and

friends cordially invite you to attend his "SHRADH CEREMONY"

on Monday (17/08/2020) from 12.00 noon to 3.00 pm at our

Residence at Prothrapur.

Inserted by: Smti. Prem Sheela Misra (Wife), Shubham Misra (Son)

and All Mishra Parivaar

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OBITUARYLATE: ABDUL RASHEED

(Rtd. SARANG, DSS)

DOB: 18/05/1951

Date of Death: 10/08/2020

R/o: Dugnabad

Inserted by: All family members