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To make sure people were not forced to shell out extra money to perform the last rites of their departed, the GHMC had started displaying the charges at crematoriums last week.
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The rate for conducting the last rites on a funeral pyre using wood is Rs.8,000 while the charge for electric cremation is Rs.4,000.
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Expanding the network of Annapurna meals to cover more needy people during the present lockdown, the civic body has decided to set up an additional 102 canteens
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A total of 704 teams comprising field-level workers from GHMC and the Health Department have been engaged with the survey
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On Friday, 720 teams covered 53,002 houses and survey teams referred 18,772 people with fever symptoms to Basthi Dawakhanas and Urban Primary Health Centres (UPHCs) to undergo Covid tests, a press release said.
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“Based on the survey, an assessment is made and in case of symptoms, we ensure the individual gets tested,” said a GHMC official monitoring the fever survey.
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Civic body deploys 18,000 workers to collect, lift and transfer garbage from across city
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The Minister is expected to meet representatives of super-speciality hospitals, private teaching hospitals and nursing homes.
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Fine of Rs 2 lakh imposed on the association of Manjeera Diamond Towers at Gopanapally in Serilingampally for letting out sewage water into a nearby open area.
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The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation reported the maximum of 91 cases followed by Ranga Reddy (37) and Medchal Malkajgiri districts (28).
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According to GHMC official, the move is aimed at ensuring fast repair and restoration works and to facilitate a comfortable journey.
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Hyderabad: The Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation has been declared Open Defecation Free (ODF++) as on February 11 after the recertification protocol introduced by the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs in the year 2018. The ODF++ recertification happens every six months, accordingly, GHMC has once again been recertified as ODF++ after completing its field inspection […]
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Kumram Bheem Asifabad, Medak, Nagarkurnool, Narayanpet and Suryapet districts reported zero cases.
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The action came after GHMC medical officers along with Food Inspectors inspected Hotel Café Bahar, Hotel Bawarchi and Hotel Astoria.
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According to the director of public health and family welfare, only 253 cases were reported during the last 24 hours, pushing the tally to 2,87,993.
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The fresh cases have taken the state's tally to 2,82,347 while the death toll has mounted to 1,518.
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As many as 6,942 patients are under treatment and 46,694 samples were tested on Friday.
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Hyderabad: Continuing the distribution of financial aid to the flood-affected families, Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) on Thursday deposited flood relief amount of Rs 11.10 crore in the bank accounts of 11,103 beneficiaries. Post GHMC elections, the municipal corporation resumed distribution of financial aid to the rain-affected families as announced by the State government. Accordingly, […]
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Since Monday morning, people, especially women reached the nearest MeeSeva centres to submit their applications
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Speaking on the occasion, Ram Reddy opined that home guards would render duties on par with the policemen. He stated that they were discharging selfless services