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  NEWS NETWORK  #Consumers have accused the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumers Affairs (FCSCA) department of failing to ...
07/04/2021

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Consumers have accused the Food, Civil Supplies and Consumers Affairs (FCSCA) department of failing to regulate the prices of vegetables, chicken and other edibles in Srinagar.

β€œThe shopkeepers fix the price of vegetables as per their own will. The rates fixed by the department some months ago are not implemented on ground,” said Irshad Ahmad of Srinagar.

β€œThe price of collard green, green peas varies from Rs 80 to Rs 70 while potatoes are also sold at different rates by different shopkeepers. One dozen banana is sold at Rs 80 or Rs 100 by shopkeepers,” Ahmad said.

As already reported by this newspaper, the chicken is sold at

Rs 175 to Rs 180 in violation of the government rates fixed at Rs 125. The rate was fixed by the FCSCA department around three months ago.

β€œThe customers unwillingly purchase the vegetables, fruits and chicken at exorbitant rates as no shopkeeper has displayed the fresh rate list in the shops,” said Riyaz Ahmad, a customer.

The consumers castigated the FCSCA department for its failure to activate the market squads and issue fresh rate lists. β€œWe fail to understand why the department has turned a blind eye towards this grave issue,” he said.

Advisor to J&K Lieutenant Governor (LG), Farooq Ahmad Khan when contacted said the matter will be looked into. β€œI was not aware about the issue, but now you have brought this to my notice, I will look into it,” Advisor Farooq Ahmad Khan assured

06/04/2021

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Coronavirus-related deaths worldwide crossed 3 million on Tuesday, according to a Reuters tally, as the latest global resurgence of Covid-19 infections is challenging vaccination efforts across the globe.
Worldwide Covid-19 deaths are rising once again, especially in Brazil and India. Health officials blame more infectious variants that were first detected in the United Kingdom and South Africa, along with public fatigue with lockdowns and other restrictions.
According to a Reuters tally, it took more than a year for the global coronavirus death toll to reach two million. The next one million deaths were added in about three months.
Brazil is leading the world in the daily average number of new deaths reported and accounts for one in every four deaths worldwide each day, according to a Reuters analysis.
The World Health Organization acknowledged the nation's dire condition due to coronavirus, saying the country is in a very critical condition with an overwhelmed healthcare system.
"Indeed there is a very serious situation going on in Brazil right now, where we have a number of states in critical condition," WHO epidemiologist Maria Van Kerkhove told a briefing last Thursday, adding that many hospital intensive care units are more than 90% full.
India reported a record rise in Covid-19 infections on Monday, becoming the second nation after the United States to post more than 100,000 new cases in a day.
India's worst-affected state, Maharashtra on Monday began shutting shopping malls, cinemas, bars, restaurants, and places of worship, as hospitals are being overrun by patients.
The European region, which includes 51 countries, has the highest total number of deaths at nearly 1.1 million.
Five European countries including the United Kingdom, Russia, France, Italy and Germany constitute about 60% of Europe's total coronavirus-related deaths.
The United States has the highest number of deaths of any country at the world at 555,000 and accounts for about 19% of all deaths due to Covid-19 in the world. Cases have risen for the last three weeks but health officials believe the nation's rapid vaccination campaign may prevent a rise in deaths. A third of the population has received at least one dose of a vaccine.
At least 370.3 million people or nearly 4.75% of the global population have received a single dose of Covid-19 vaccine by Sunday, according to latest figures from research and data provider firm Our World in Data.
However, the World Health Organization is urging countries to donate more doses of approved Covid-19 vaccines to help meet vaccination targets for the most vulnerable in poorer countries.

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