WHEN CURFEWS, RESTRICTIONS HINDER INFANT’S TREATMENT

Month on, at midnight father leaves Nowhatta home to care for only son

M HYDERI

Srinagar, July 24: Since June 26, when Zaid Bin Riyaz was born, the infant is not keeping well and his parents have been changing the medical treatment simply because the doctors couldn’t be consulted for follow-up given the curfew and other restrictions in the volatile Shahr-e-Khaas. A month More

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Police shoots doctors’ protest

GK CITY CORRESPONDENT

Srinagar, July 24: The medicos at SKIMS Medical College, Bemina on Saturday staged peaceful protests against innocent killings in Kashmir asking the government to respect human rights. At the hospital lawns fenced with posters –Stop Innocent Killings –the medicos staged a sit-in in response More

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SMC threatens action against hospitals on waste disposal

GK NEWS NETWORK

Srinagar, July 24: The Srinagar Municipal Corporation on Saturday threatened to take action against hospitals and other medical institutes in the City not adhering to the High Court guidelines on disposal of biomedical and other wastes. In a statement, the SMC Health Officer, Dr Riyaz Ahmad More

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ERA reacts on Hyderpora drain

Srinagar, July 24: Reacting  to We the Srinagarites column of the City Page published on July 20, the Economic Reconstruction Agency (ERA) pleaded the delay in the construction of the drain at Hyderpora. “The tender for construction of lateral drains for Rawalpora-Tengpora was also floated More

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Molestation bid at B&J Hospital

Srinagar, July 24: A molestation bid on female patient by a lower rung employee of the B&J Hospital, Barzulla was aborted Saturday morning by the timely intervention of some people present there who on hearing her screams caught hold of the accused. Officials said the accused, working as More

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