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MP to approach SC against high court's decision to restrict rallies

Madhya Pradesh government will approach Supreme Court against the high court order that restricts political rallies in the state 

MP CM to move SC against high court's rally order
HC: no permission for physical public meetings
CM Chauhan&nbsp;sites Bihar, flags contradictions

Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj S Chouhan on Thursday said the state government will approach the Supreme Court against the high court order that restricts political rallies in the state in view of the coronavirus pandemic, ahead of the coming by-elections in 28 seats.
Pointing out how political rallies are being held in Bihar every day as the state prepares to go to polls, Chauhan said there can't be such contradicting legislation in one country.
The high court on Tuesday restrained district magistrates in 9 districts from giving permission for any physical public meeting, while observing &lsquo;health and life of a common man is more precious compared to the right to campaigning for a candidate'.

Chinese team says this fish may carry Covid-19 for a week 

Although the US CDC&nbsp;and FDA both continue to maintain their stance that food items are highly&nbsp;unlikely to spread Covid-19, a Chinese study now offers a different take.
A research team from two Chinese universities claim that traces of SARS-Cov-2 may not only remain on salmon but may also be infectious for more than a week. Chinese authorities have been testing for virus presence in food since June 2020 when traces of the virus were detected on imported foods and their packaging.&nbsp;
The study says that virus&nbsp;samples collected from salmon survived up to eight days at 39 degrees Fahrenheit, further noting that virus-contaminated fish from one country can be easily transported to another country within one week. According to the team's findings, this could be another source of international transmission.&nbsp;

CDC, FDA&nbsp;continue to say food-related Covid&nbsp;spread unlikely&nbsp;
Chinese team says the novel coronavirus can linger on salmon
The virus presence may also be infectious for over a week&nbsp;
Food being tested since virus was 1st found on imported food
Virus samples on salmon survived for up to&nbsp;8 days: study
'Could be a source of international virus transmission'

Although the US CDC&nbsp;and FDA both continue to maintain their stance that food items are highly&nbsp;unlikely to spread Covid-19, a Chinese study now offers a different take.
A research team from two Chinese universities claim that traces of SARS-Cov-2 may not only remain on salmon but may also be infectious for more than a week. Chinese authorities have been testing for virus presence in food since June 2020 when traces of the virus were detected on imported foods and their packaging.&nbsp;
The study says that virus&nbsp;samples collected from salmon survived up to eight days at 39 degrees Fahrenheit, further noting that virus-contaminated fish from one country can be easily transported to another country within one week. According to the team's findings, this could be another source of international transmission.&nbsp;

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