🔹Odisha sees decline in daily COVID-19 cases; the State reports 203 new Covid-19 cases in the last 24 hours including 31 between 0-18 years age group; Sundargarh reports 34 covid-19 cases and Khordha 32 fresh covid-19 cases today. Active cases stands at 2368.
🔹Subarnarekha is flowing 4 metres against the danger level of 49.15 metres. The river is flowing at 50.76 metres at Rajghat and Jamsola and is rising. 25 villages of Baliapal block cut off from the rest of the world. Rescue, Medical check ups, distribution of medicines and serving food is going on in Balasore.
🔹Secretary to CM 5T VK Pandian visits new BMC building at Satya Nagar and O Hub to review the progress of work. IBM & Deloitte offices in Odisha are supposed to become operational by mid October 2022.
🔹Padma Shri Kamala Pujari admitted to Koraput district headquarters hospital on Sunday.
🔹Petrol and diesel prices continue to remain constant in Bhubaneswar today; petrol and diesel prices recorded at Rs 103.19 and Rs 94.76, respectively.
🔹India reports 9,531 new COVID-19 cases today, active caseload currently stands at 97,648.
🔹210.02 cr Total Vaccine doses (93.99 cr Second Dose and 13.82 cr Precaution Dose) have been administered so far under Nationwide Vaccination Drive
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