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One more Covid-related death and 11 new positive cases were reported in Mohali district on Thursday.

“The civil and medical authorities in the district are working in tandem. We are reaching out to people in every nook and corner not only through outreach camps but also through door-to- door vaccination,” DC Girish Dayalan said.

One more death was reported due to COVID-19 infection in the Mohali district on Wednesday, taking the total number of fatalities to 1,052.

An officer of the PSPCL told The Indian Express on condition of anonymity that various government departments owe around Rs 41 crore to PSPCL.

Police registered a case against unidentified persons and initiated a probe.

The mayor said that the Finance and Contracts Committee (F&CC) continues to have a financial strength of Rs 1 crore and he will soon convene a meeting of the committee.

As many as 10 new Covid-19 positive cases were reported in Mohali district on Sunday, taking the tally of cases to 68,327. There are 167 active cases here at present.

Alam, a 1974-batch Indian Police Service (IPS) officer, had retired in 2009. In January 2010, he was appointed as Chairman of the Punjab Waqf Board by the erstwhile Akali Dal-led government in the state.

Azad Group counicillor Sukhdev Patwari said that two members of the Opposition should be included in the committee to ensure transparency. The letter was signed by 12 councillors and was submitted to the commissioner as a dissenting opinion.

Chandigarh reported seven new Covid cases on Monday, taking the total cases to 61,740. A 74-year-old woman from Sector 15 also succumbed to the infection at GMSH-16, taking the death toll to 809.

As many as 13 positive COVID-19 cases were reported in Mohali district on Sunday, taking the total number of cases to 68,311 with 205 active cases.

SAD’s Mohali Urban Chief, Kamaljeet Singh Ruby, who led a protest outside the 66 KW grid in Mohali, said that it is for the first time in the last 10 years that people had been forced to come on to the streets to demand something as basic as continuous electricity supply.

The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Girish Dayalan said that a maximum of nine cases were reported from Dhakoli followed by eight from Mohali (urban), seven from Kharar, three each from Kurali and Derabassi and one each from Lalru and Boothgarh.

The protestors also alleged that some employees of the PSPCL were drunk during the duty hours and also misbehaved with the residents when they staged the protest.

Chandigarh reported 9 new Covid cases on Wednesday, taking the total cases in the UT to 61,670.