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Delhi man tests positive for monkeypox, admitted to Lok Nayak Hospital
Post by Admin on Monday, Jul 25, 2022 0 comments | 0 TightSlaps

Delhi News Today: Infrastructure problems back in focus at Safdarjung Hospital after a woman gave birth on the road inside its compound, a few steps away from a dustbin; Delhi L-G asks Chief Secretary to submit report against excise officials.

 

Delhi News Updates (July 24): A 31-year-old man from the national capital with no history of foreign travel has tested positive for monkeypox virus, official sources said on Sunday. He has been admitted to Lok Nayak Hospital. This is the fourth case of the disease being reported in India.

A 20-year-old man was killed and six from his family were injured as a three-storeyed residential building collapsed in Northeast Delhi’s Mustafabad area Sunday morning, said officials.

A Delhi court on Saturday rejected the interim bail application of JNU student Sharjeel Imam in a UAPA case lodged in connection with the Northeast Delhi riots. Imam’s lawyer, Ibrahim, had sought interim bail considering the fact that the Supreme Court ordered that all pending trials in sedition cases be kept in abeyance till its constitutional validity is decided. He argued that Imam’s previous bail was rejected because of limitations in granting bail in a sedition case, however, in light of the Supreme Court directions, the hindrances raised in the previous bail order where obviated.

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