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Bengal Registers Covid-19 Death After Nine Months: Official
West Bengal on Thursday registered the death of a COVID-positive patient after over nine months, a health official said.
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"Don't Want To Presume...": Mamata Banerjee On Bengal's Covid Readiness
Gangasagar Mela (January 8-17) will go ahead, and precautions will be taken if there are cases of coronavirus infection, says Chief Minister
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Lakhs Congregate In Bengal For Gangasagar Mela As Covid Cases Surge
As Makar Sankranti celebrations commence, lakhs of devotees are seen taking part in the Gangasagar Mela in West Bengal's Sagar Island, even as Covid cases surge in the eastern state amid the country's third Omicron-driven wave.
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West Bengal Reports 18,802 New Coronavirus Cases
West Bengal on Saturday reported 18,802 new COVID-19 cases, which raised the tally to 17,30,759, the state health department said in its bulletin.
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West Bengal Eases Covid Curbs; Salons, Parlours To Operate At 50% Capacity
The West Bengal government Saturday relaxed its COVID-19 curbs in the state, allowing salons and beauty parlours to operate with 50 per cent capacity till 10 pm.
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"No Harm" If West Bengal Civic Polls Are Deferred Amid Covid: BJP
West Bengal BJP on Friday sought deferment by at least one month of elections to four municipal corporations, scheduled to be held on January 22, and control on the number of people attending the upcoming Gangasagar Mela.
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Bengal Schools Closed, 50% Staff Limit Applies To Offices
Bengal Covid Curbs: Bengal's Covid restrictions include closing of all schools and colleges, as well as cinema halls, gyms and swimming pools, and beauty salons. Attendance at government and private offices will be capped at 50 per cent.
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"Can't Impose Covid Restrictions, It May Impact Economy": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said coronavirus-related restrictions cannot be imposed everywhere as it may impact the economy as has been the case since the onset of the pandemic.
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Mamata Banerjee Orders Covid Review In Bengal, Says Schools, Colleges May Shut
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday asked officials concerned to review the overall COVID-19 situation in the state, amid the threat of a possible third wave of the pandemic looming large.
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Local Trains In Bengal To Run At Half Capacity From Oct 31; Night Curfew Relaxed
Local trains can operate at 50 per cent seating capacity from Sunday - almost six months after services were stopped to check the spread of the disease - as the West Bengal government on Friday extended COVID-19 restrictions till November 30 with add
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"Don't Keep Mask Hanging From Chin": Mamata Banerjee Over Spike In Bengal Covid Cases
With a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in the state since the beginning of the festive season, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged people on Sunday to follow the safety protocols rigourously to curb the spread of the viral disease.
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Citizens Throng Durga Puja Pandal As Bengal Says "Covid Not Over Yet"
The West Bengal government on Saturday asked people to avoid crowded places saying the Covid-19 pandemic is not over yet, as the citizens of the state have started visiting Durga Puja pandals
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Bengal Extends Covid Curbs Till October 30 But Eases Them For Durga Puja
West Bengal's Covid curbs have been extended till the end of next month. However, the state government today announced easing of the restrictions for Durga Puja celebrations between October 10 and October 20.
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5 Lakh Vaccinations In A Day In Bengal, Over 1 Crore Fully Vaccinated
Bengal achieved twin Covid vaccine milestones as it administered five lakh vaccine doses Monday - the highest-ever single-day vaccinations in the state so far - which took the tally of fully vaccinated beneficiaries in the state to over one crore.
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Restaurants In Bengal Can Now Remain Open Past 8 PM: Here's What's Allowed
Bengal announced further relaxation of curbs a day after extending the Covid-19 restrictions till August 31. Stadia, auditoriums, open-air theatres, theatre halls, and swimming pools will be allowed to operate at 50% capacity from Monday.
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Bengal Registers Covid-19 Death After Nine Months: Official
West Bengal on Thursday registered the death of a COVID-positive patient after over nine months, a health official said.
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"Don't Want To Presume...": Mamata Banerjee On Bengal's Covid Readiness
Gangasagar Mela (January 8-17) will go ahead, and precautions will be taken if there are cases of coronavirus infection, says Chief Minister
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Lakhs Congregate In Bengal For Gangasagar Mela As Covid Cases Surge
As Makar Sankranti celebrations commence, lakhs of devotees are seen taking part in the Gangasagar Mela in West Bengal's Sagar Island, even as Covid cases surge in the eastern state amid the country's third Omicron-driven wave.
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West Bengal Reports 18,802 New Coronavirus Cases
West Bengal on Saturday reported 18,802 new COVID-19 cases, which raised the tally to 17,30,759, the state health department said in its bulletin.
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West Bengal Eases Covid Curbs; Salons, Parlours To Operate At 50% Capacity
The West Bengal government Saturday relaxed its COVID-19 curbs in the state, allowing salons and beauty parlours to operate with 50 per cent capacity till 10 pm.
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"No Harm" If West Bengal Civic Polls Are Deferred Amid Covid: BJP
West Bengal BJP on Friday sought deferment by at least one month of elections to four municipal corporations, scheduled to be held on January 22, and control on the number of people attending the upcoming Gangasagar Mela.
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Bengal Schools Closed, 50% Staff Limit Applies To Offices
Bengal Covid Curbs: Bengal's Covid restrictions include closing of all schools and colleges, as well as cinema halls, gyms and swimming pools, and beauty salons. Attendance at government and private offices will be capped at 50 per cent.
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"Can't Impose Covid Restrictions, It May Impact Economy": Mamata Banerjee
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today said coronavirus-related restrictions cannot be imposed everywhere as it may impact the economy as has been the case since the onset of the pandemic.
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Mamata Banerjee Orders Covid Review In Bengal, Says Schools, Colleges May Shut
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Wednesday asked officials concerned to review the overall COVID-19 situation in the state, amid the threat of a possible third wave of the pandemic looming large.
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Local Trains In Bengal To Run At Half Capacity From Oct 31; Night Curfew Relaxed
Local trains can operate at 50 per cent seating capacity from Sunday - almost six months after services were stopped to check the spread of the disease - as the West Bengal government on Friday extended COVID-19 restrictions till November 30 with add
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"Don't Keep Mask Hanging From Chin": Mamata Banerjee Over Spike In Bengal Covid Cases
With a spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in the state since the beginning of the festive season, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee urged people on Sunday to follow the safety protocols rigourously to curb the spread of the viral disease.
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Citizens Throng Durga Puja Pandal As Bengal Says "Covid Not Over Yet"
The West Bengal government on Saturday asked people to avoid crowded places saying the Covid-19 pandemic is not over yet, as the citizens of the state have started visiting Durga Puja pandals
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Bengal Extends Covid Curbs Till October 30 But Eases Them For Durga Puja
West Bengal's Covid curbs have been extended till the end of next month. However, the state government today announced easing of the restrictions for Durga Puja celebrations between October 10 and October 20.
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5 Lakh Vaccinations In A Day In Bengal, Over 1 Crore Fully Vaccinated
Bengal achieved twin Covid vaccine milestones as it administered five lakh vaccine doses Monday - the highest-ever single-day vaccinations in the state so far - which took the tally of fully vaccinated beneficiaries in the state to over one crore.
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Restaurants In Bengal Can Now Remain Open Past 8 PM: Here's What's Allowed
Bengal announced further relaxation of curbs a day after extending the Covid-19 restrictions till August 31. Stadia, auditoriums, open-air theatres, theatre halls, and swimming pools will be allowed to operate at 50% capacity from Monday.
