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2 died and many trapped in cold storage roof fall in Chandausi, UP.  A case of causing death by negligence has been lodged against the owners of the cold storage.

UP: death toll rises in cold storage roof collapse; CM Yogi sets up probe panel

<div>Over 15 people had been rescued, with search operations continuing in the morning, officials said.</div>

The death toll rose in Uttar Pradesh's Sambhal after the roof collapsed at a cold storage unit on 16 March 2023.
The number of casualties increased to at least 8 by the morning of 17 March. Over 15 people had been rescued, with search operations continuing in the morning, officials said.
Police said that the roof was built 3 months ago without necessary permissions, and the quantity of stored potatoes exceeded the capacity.The owners have been booked.
UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also set up a probe committee.
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The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that families of those who died Covid-19 will receive an ex gratia of ₹50,000 from the state disaster response fund (SDRF).
The court was told that the ex gratia will also be given to kin of Covid victims who were involved in relief operations or associated with 'preparedness activities'. The Centre further said that the compensation will be paid against not only for deaths that have already occurred but for future ones too.
The funds will be paid by state governments and will be channelled through the District Disaster Management Authority or the district administrations, the government said in its affidavit.
India has recorded over 4.45 lakh Covid-related deaths since the pandemic broke out in January 2020.
The concerned families will submit their claims through a form issued by the state authorities along with specified documents, including death certificate. The district disaster management authorities will ensure that the process of claim, verification, sanction, and disbursal is simple, robust, and people-friendly.
Grievances will be handled by district-level committees and a subject expert

Centre: states will provide ₹50,000 compensation for Covid-19 deaths

The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that families of those who died Covid-19 will receive an ex gratia of ₹50,000 from the state disaster response fund (SDRF)

Centre told SC: states will provide ₹50,000 compensation for Covid-19 deaths
Centre:&nbsp;compensation to be paid for past as well as the future deaths
Families to submit claims through a form, submit documents, including death certificate
Grievances will be handled by district-level committees &amp; a subject expert
4.45 lakh Covid-related deaths India since the start of the pandemic

India has recorded over 4.45 lakh Covid-related deaths since the pandemic broke out in January 2020. Centre said states will provide ₹50,000 compensation for Covid-19 deaths

The Central government informed the Supreme Court on Wednesday that families of those who died Covid-19 will receive an ex gratia of ₹50,000 from the state disaster response fund (SDRF).
The court was told that the ex gratia will also be given to kin of Covid victims who were involved in relief operations or associated with 'preparedness activities'. The Centre further said that the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221" target="_blank">compensation</a> will be paid against not only for deaths that have already occurred but for future ones too.
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The funds will be paid by state governments and will be channelled through the District Disaster Management Authority or the district administrations, the government said in its affidavit.
India has recorded over 4.45 lakh <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221" target="_blank">Covid-related deaths</a> since the pandemic broke out in January 2020.
The concerned families will submit their claims through a form issued by the state authorities along with specified documents, including <a href="https://www.editorji.com/india-news/compensation-guidelines-for-covid-19-deaths-how-to-apply-1633361633221">death certificate</a>. The district disaster management authorities will ensure that the process of claim, verification, sanction, and disbursal is simple, robust, and people-friendly.
Grievances will be handled by district-level committees and a subject expert
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With winds gusting up to 185 km per hour, the very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae began making landfall on the Gujarat coast on Monday night.
Over 1.5 lakh people have been evacuated from the low-lying coast areas and at least 17 covid patients on ventilator support in the Porbandar Civil Hospital's ICU have been shifted to other facilities.
54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed in the region and the NDRF headquarters is closely monitoring the situation through its 24x7 control room.
11 diving teams have been kept on standby and 12 flood rescue and medical teams are also ready for immediate response.
The storm reached Gujarat after dumping heavy rains over Maharashtra on Monday morning, At least 6 people died in the Konkan region and three sailors remained missing after two boats sank in the sea.

Over 1.5 lakh people evacuated as Cyclone Tauktae makes landfall on Gujarat coast

//Sever cyclonic&nbsp;storm Tauktae&nbsp;makes landfall on Gujarat coast&nbsp; //Over 1.5 lakh&nbsp;people evacuated, 17 Covid&nbsp;patients shifted&nbsp; //54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed&nbsp; //Diving teams, flood rescue teams, medical teams on standby //Tauktae&nbsp;claimed 6 lives in Maharashtra&nbsp;on Monday&nbsp;

With winds gusting up to 185 km per hour, the very severe cyclonic storm Tauktae made landfall on the Gujarat coast on Monday night.
Over 1.5 lakh people were evacuated from the low-lying coast areas and at least 17 Covid patients on ventilator support in the Porbandar Civil Hospital's ICU were shifted to other facilities.
54 teams of the NDRF and SDRF remain deployed in the region and the NDRF headquarters is closely monitoring the situation through its 24x7 control room.
11 diving teams have been kept on standby and 12 flood rescue and medical teams are also ready for immediate response.
The storm reached Gujarat after dumping heavy rains over Maharashtra on Monday morning. At least 6 people died in the Konkan region and three sailors were missing after two boats sank in the sea.

CISF Jawan’s Body Fished Out

SDRF teams recovered the body of Debashish Das, a resident of Tetelisora, Kampur. Debashish had gone missing in the Nishari river. Additional security forces has been called in fearing violence in the area. Debashish was a CISF jawan. The search and rescue team spent the whole day yesterday to trace Debashsish. A pall of gloom has descended on Tetelisora. Locals have sought an inquiry into the death of Debashish.

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