TNI Morning News Headlines – September 5, 2021
Key News Headlines of September 5, 2021. Details Below
Odisha News
Odisha reports 805 COVID-19 cases on Sunday including 467 quarantine and 338 local contact cases.
Khordha reports 346 fresh Covid cases followed by Cuttack (98).
Odisha reports single-day spike of 7 new COVID-19 deaths in the last 24 hours including Bhadrak (1), Cuttack (1), Kendrapara (1), Khordha (1), Nabarangpur (1). With this, the Covid-19 death toll in Odisha has gone up to 8,047.
As many as 72,412 samples were tested yesterday in Odisha.
Cyclonic circulation lies over Coastal Andhra Pradesh and another cyclonic circulation lies over East-central Bay of Bengal. Low Pressure likely around September 6. IMD issues thunderstorm with lightning activity in the next 24 hours in Odisha.
Silver cladding work of 7 out of 8 doors of Puri Lord Jagannath temple completed.
India News
India reports 42,766 new COVID 19 cases in the last 24 hrs.
Recovery Rate currently stands at 97.42%.
Over 66.89 crore vaccine doses provided to States/UTs so far, with more than 1.56 crore doses in the pipeline. More than 4.37Cr vaccine doses are still available with the States/UTs: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
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Kerala recorded 29,682 cases and 131 deaths yesterday.
Nipah virus case detected in Kerala’s Kozhikode; 12-year-old boy dies.
Tokyo Paralympics: India’s Manoj Sarkar wins bronze in men’s singles (SL3) badminton event.
Krishna Nagar wins Gold in Men’s Singles SH6 Class at Tokyo Paralympics.
Paralympics: India’s Noida DM Suhas L. Yathiraj bags silver in SL4 badminton.
World News
Global coronavirus cases tops 220 Million, death toll surge to more than 4.56 Million.
US President, First Lady to travel all three sites of 9/11 terror attacks to honor and memorialize the lives lost 20 years ago.
About 600 Taliban killed in Afghanistan’s Panjshir, claim resistance forces.
US, India okay to cede Kabul to China-Pakistan if terrorism is canned.
Taliban again postpone Afghan Government formation announcement.
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