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.
➡️ 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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