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A doctor couple from Mumbai has started Meds For More, a citizen initiative to collect unused medicines from Covid-19 recovered patients and donate it to primary health care centres in rural areas. They have partnered with multiple non-government organisations to distribute the medicines.
Dr Marcus Ranney and Dr Raina from Cuffe Parade&nbsp;collected 20kg of unused medicines in just 10 days.
Along with medicines like antibiotics, steroids, vitamins, antacids among others, which are being prescribed to Covid patients, the couple is also collecting equipment like oximeters and thermometers. Al medicines are segregated and checked for expiry dates.At present they are sending consignments to Maharashtra and Gujarat but they aim to gradually expand to other states as well.The initiative, so far in progress in Mumbai, is extremely feasible and can be also replicated in other cities, according to the Meds For More team.&nbsp;
Those interested in donating can contact via mail at medsformoreindia@gmail.com or through their Instagram page @medsformore.

Citizens at work: Mumbai couple collecting unused meds from recovered Covid patients 

A doctor couple from Mumbai has started Meds For More, a citizen initiative to collect unused medicines from Covid-19 recovered patients and donate it to primary health care centres in rural areas. They have partnered with multiple non-government organisations to distribute the medicines.
Dr Marcus Ranney and Dr Raina from Cuffe Parade&nbsp;collected 20kg of unused medicines in just 10 days.
Along with medicines like antibiotics, steroids, vitamins, antacids among others, which are being prescribed to Covid patients, the couple is also collecting equipment like oximeters and thermometers. Al medicines are segregated and checked for expiry dates. At present they are sending consignments to Maharashtra and Gujarat but they aim to gradually expand to other states as well. The initiative, so far in progress in Mumbai, is extremely feasible and can be also replicated in other cities, according to the Meds For More team.&nbsp;
Those interested in donating can contact via mail at medsformoreindia@gmail.com or through their Instagram page @medsformore.

//Meds For More: doctor couple's initiative&nbsp;to distribute medicines&nbsp; //Mumbai&nbsp;docs&nbsp;collecting unused meds from recovered Covid-19 patients //Couple has partnered&nbsp;with NGOs to dispense meds&nbsp;to rural areas //Dr Marcus &amp; Dr Raina collected 20kg of meds&nbsp;in just 10 days //Couple also collecting oximeters and thermometers //Initiative based in Mumbai, but can be implemented easily

A doctor couple from Mumbai has started Meds For More, a citizen initiative to collect unused medicines from Covid-19 recovered patients and donate it to primary health care centres in rural areas. Dr Marcus Ranney and Dr Raina from Cuffe Parade&nbsp;collected 20kg of unused medicines in just 10 days and have partnered with multiple non-government organisations for distribution.
Along with medicines like antibiotics, steroids, vitamins, antacids among others, which are being prescribed to Covid patients, the couple is also collecting equipment like oximeters and thermometers. Al medicines are segregated and checked for expiry dates. At present they are sending consignments to Maharashtra and Gujarat but they aim to gradually expand to other states as well. Those interested in donating can contact via mail at medsformoreindia@gmail.com or through their Instagram page @medsformore.

Govt eases visa, travel rules 8 months after Covid curbs

The government on Thursday decided to restore with immediate effect all existing visas, except electronic, tourist and medical categories

The government on Thursday decided to restore with immediate effect all existing visas, except electronic, tourist and medical categories. The visas were suspended almost eight months ago following the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent imposition of a nationwide lockdown.&nbsp;The Ministry of Home Affairs also announced giving permission to all Overseas Citizen of India and Person of Indian Origin card holders and all other foreign nationals to visit India for any purpose, except on a tourist visa.

New Delhi, PTI: The government on Thursday decided to restore with immediate effect all existing visas, except electronic, tourist and medical categories. The visas were suspended almost eight months ago following the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent imposition of a nationwide lockdown.
The Ministry of Home Affairs also announced giving permission to all Overseas Citizen of India (OCI) and Person of Indian Origin (PIO) card holders and all other foreign nationals to visit India for any purpose, except on a tourist visa.
The ministry said in a statement that in view of the situation arising out of the Covid-19 pandemic, the government had taken a series of steps to curtail the inward and outward movement of international passengers since February, 2020.
The government has now decided to make a graded relaxation in visa and travel restrictions for more categories of foreign nationals and Indian nationals who wish to enter or leave India.
Under this graded relaxation, the government has decided to restore with immediate effect all existing visas, except electronic visa, tourist visa and medical visa, the statement said.
If the validity of such visas has expired, fresh visas of appropriate categories can be obtained from Indian mission or post concerned.
Foreign nationals intending to visit India for medical treatment can apply afresh for a medical visa, including for their medical attendants.
Therefore, this decision will enable foreign nationals to come to India for various purposes such as business, conferences, employment, studies, research, medical purposes etc.
The government has also decided to permit all OCI and PIO card holders and all other foreign nationals intending to visit India for any purpose, except on a tourist visa, to enter by air or water routes through authorised airports and seaport immigration check posts.

Technically Speaking: Can You Predict Crime? (Ep. 1)

With technology rapidly evolving, police forces across the world have been searching for solutions that can help them stop crime and police more effectively. Enter, Predictive Policing. This technology has been conceptualised, implemented and in some cases, even let go, in different parts of the globe.
Predictive Policing introduces a whole new dimension of policing, eerily similar to sci-fi movies and television shows. So just what is this technology? How does it work? Why is it controversial? Let's find out.

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