Salim Javed
Betapur, July 13: On 12 July a team of forest mobile squad, following a tip off, reached Laukinallah forest on patrolling, where two persons namely Sunil Barail & Mr. Sukdev Barman both residents of Laukinallah were caught red handed with 17 kg meat of spotted dear.
Later the accused were handed over to Betapur range, from where they have been released after fine.
The whole team consisted of Ranger Mr Vijay Kishan, Deputy Ranger S.P.Roy, Forester Baiju & Nair, Forest Guard Sabeer and Basant Lal, Mazdoor Ashrafuddin, Alagu, Sanjay, Ranjan and Kaushik.
80 KG handia recovered and huge quantity of Lahan Destroyed in N&MA
Port Blair, July 11: Based on the local information, the team of PS Diglipur conducted raid in Navin Nagar and recoved more than 80 liters of Handia. Aperson named Lokiram, from whom the recovery was done, has been booked for the violation of the provisions of Excise Regulation.
In another instance, the team of PS Kalighat conducted search in the jungle area of Talbaghan and destroyed a bhatti installed for fermentation of Handia and also destroyed 2 drums full of Lahan.
The police officers are also making appeal to general public not to buy or consume such illicit liquor and inform the nearest police station if someone around them is involved in such activities.
Work of Middle Strait Creek bridge to complete in next one years; 94 percent work of Humphrey Strait Creek Bridge is over
Trinath & Savita Kumari
Port Blair, July 06: Dr. Angel Bhati Chauhan, IAS, the Deputy Commissioner of NMA District today said that within next one year the Middle Strait Creek bridge between Baratang and Middle Strait, will also be completed.
Talking to Andaman Sheekha, the Deputy Commissioner said that the contract value of the bridge is 170 Crores and out of 109 piles, work for 60 piles has been completed.
She said that the Administration is hopeful that in next one year the Middle Strait Creek bridge will be completed.
“In last one year fast pace work in Middle Strait Creek bridge has been observed. Initially there were some issues with permissions and clearances,” the DC added.
The DC added that the two bridges in Andaman Trunk Road, which is life line of North and Middle Andaman, are very crucial for these Islands.
The Deputy Commissioner pointed out that the structural work of the Humphrey Strait Creek Bridge at Kadamtala is completed. “The road laying works and the ornamental works are in progress, which will take another one or two months to complete,” the DC added.
She further mentioned weather is a major hurdle in this work but the administration is working hard to complete the work as soon as possible and very soon the inauguration date of the Humphrey Strait Creek bridge will be announced.
The DC, NMA further pointed out that in NMA district altogether 60,000 doses of vaccines have been provided.
99% population in NMA of 45 and above age group people have been vaccinated with first dose and for the completion of second dose the administration is doing special camps at remotest areas and providing second dose to all eligible beneficiaries. Total 11,000 people are there, who have been completely vaccinated with both the doses.
“In NMA District around 14,500 people of 18-44 age group have been given the first dose of vaccine and soon additional doses will be received by administration and will be distributed accordingly”, she added.
The DC further assured the residents of NMA district that all the people scheduled to get their second dose of vaccine need not panic. Our special camp teams will reach them all will be covered in the next 10 days.
Dr. Chauhan the DC also mentioned that the two CHCs in NMA district are being more equipped with medical infrastructure i.e. oxygen pipeline is being set and the work will be complete within two days in CHC Rangat and then the team will further head towards Diglipur CHC. So far interviews have been conducted for COVID management, field work and for better enforcements, will be soon deployed in the field.
DC, NMA assures to provide bus service for students to appear in exam at Port Blair
Trinath & Savita Kumari
Port Blair, Jul 08: Since last 2 days several phone calls have been received by senior correspondent of Andaman Sheekha from several students of Tagore Government College of Education (TGCE) and their parents that postponed examinations of TGCE have been rescheduled on 3 different dates from 13 July 2021 onwards at Port Blair. All the parents and students were extremely worried about their movement from North and Middle to South Andaman.
The matter was immediately taken up with the Deputy Commissioner of NM Andaman. On listening to the facts Dr. Angel Bhati Chauhan, the Deputy Commissioner NMA said that the students should not be worried about their movement to Port Blair to appear in their examination.
She informed that all the details of the students of TGCE, who are residing in NMA district have been received from the college by the administration and the NMA District Administration is well prepared in advance and STS bus service shall be arranged for the students and they will be informed a day before their journey date accordingly.
Two missing residents found from Jungle after a search operation inside Sitanagar Forest
John Wilbert & Vikramaditya
Port Blair, July 04: On 04 July 2021 a missing complaint was registered in Diglipur Police Station, in which it was mentioned that two people namely Mr. Ashim Das, 44 years, a resident of RK Gram and Mr. Tapan Dhali, 41 years a resident of Naveen Nagar, who went for fishing in Sitanagar Forest on 02 July 2021, did not return back.
Following the complaint, immediately a team was formed by SHO Diglipur Mr. NS Stalin, which was headed by Mr. Manoj Lall. The team consisting of Police Constable PC Aboobacker Siddiqui, PC Sameer Halder, PC Vishnu Kumar Reddy, IRBN QRT Commando Shiju Mathew and MK Adhikari along with 04 Forest Staff of Diglipur and 07 local villagers of Sitanagar started a massive Search Operation inside the forest, despite knowing that there is a threat from wild elephants.
The team carried, arms, fire crackers and phone with siren and hand held loud speakers.
As per details, while conducting Jungle search the team found both the person safe inside the forest after which both the persons were taken to Diglipur Hospital for necessary medical help. As per details after treatment both the persons were handed over to their family members.
According to details, both the missing men had lost their way inside deep forest, although in some point of time they received weak mobile signals but they were unable to find a way out of the dense forest.
The entire Operation was conducted under overall supervision of SDPO, Diglipur, Mr. RK Sharma and Mr. Vichitra Veer, IPS Superintendent of Police, N&M Andaman.
FPS to remain open all days from 6:00 AM to 05.00 PM in N & M Andaman
Trinath & Savita Kumari
Port Blair, Jul 05: All the Fair Price Shops (FPS) will be permitted to open on all days from 06.00 AM to 05.00 PM in North and Middle Andaman district from 6 July 2021.
In an official order, the District Magistrate of North and Middle Andaman, mentioned that Fair Price Shops should strictly follow norms of social distancing by maintaining a distance of at least 1 (one) meter from a person and not allowing more than 5 persons at a time inside the premises.
Movement Restriction towards Subhashgram Bazaar withdrawn
Trinath
Diglipur, July 04: Movement restrictions towards Subhashgram Bazaar from various villages in Diglipur Sub Division removed from 5th July 2021. Restrictions were imposed on 4th June by Sub Divisional Magistrate, Diglipur due to the surge of COVID-19 positive and ILI-SARI cases across Diglipur Sub-Division, in order to scatter the public influx to Subhasgram bazaar from different villages.
Now due to decline in both COVID and ILISARI cases as of now, the order is cancelled and from 5th July 2021, a release said.
DC, NMA assures Transportation arrangements for students to travel Port Blair for their exams
Trinath & Savita Kumari
Port Blair, Jul 02: Dr. Angel Bhati Chauhan, IAS, Deputy Commissioner of the North and Middle Andaman District today said that transportation arrangements for the students of North and Middle Andaman to travel to Port Blair for their exams are being made.
Arrear Examination for CBCS students for UG/PG was postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic and is rescheduled from 5 July 2021. In regard to this, in a telephonic conversation the DC of NMA District said that the Bus arrangements are being made. “I spoke to Principal Concerned and they are making a list of students who will be travelling to Port Blair. We will be soon receiving the list of students from where and how many students will be travelling and on Sunday buses will be scheduled as per the requirements,” she added.
All students are requested to submit their names and further details at the District Control Room, so that no student should be left out, the Deputy Commissioner, NMA appealed.
Crackdown On Illicit Liquor By N&M District Police Continues
Port Blair, July 01: Continuing it’s crackdown on the illicit liquor, Handia and illegal sale IMFL, the district police of North & Middle Andaman has been conducting regular searches in jungles. In the just ended month of June, the teams of various police stations, headed by SHOs and sub-inspectors conducted 34 such search operations in the jungles. In these search operations, around 4500 litres of Lahan and Handia was destroyed. The strict vigil over the history sheeters and known bootleggers has also been identified. All the historysheeters are regularly being checked by the beat staff, making it hard for them to be involved in any illegal activity.
In the month of June, the district police has registered a total of 32 cases for the violation of Excise Regulation, in which around 38 bottles of various quantities of IMFL and 118 beer cans have been seized. Apart from this, more than 300 kgs Handia and 44 ltrs illicit liquor has also been seized.
With the good work being done by the police, the locals are coming forward and sharing information regarding the bases made by bootleggers in jungle for fermentation and processing.
Structural Works of Humphrey Strait Creek Bridge to complete by next Month; Inauguration soon: DC NMA
Trinath & Savita Kumari
Port Blair, Jun 30: Dr. Angel Bhati Chauhan, IAS, Deputy Commissioner of the North and Middle Andaman District said that the construction work of NH4 is under progress, the two major Bridges are unfinished but works are on progress with speed.
On Tuesday, in a telephonic conversation, the Deputy Commissioner said that under NH4 package, two major bridges are under construction, and works on one of the bridges is heading towards completion.
She said that the much awaited Humphrey Strait Creek Bridge of North and Middle Andaman District is scheduled to be inaugurated very soon. The structural works of the Bridge will be completed by next month, and the second phase of ornamental works, like lighting etc has also been started, which might be completed within a month or two, the DC added.
The DC said that the N&M Andaman District Administration is also monitoring that due to heavy rain the movement of the general public as well as movement of essential goods, is not disrupted on ATR.
“Administration is ensuring that any damage to roads is being repaired immediately. The work of NH4 is under progress though there is lockdown, special provisions have been made for the work in progress so that there should not be any problem,” Dr. Bhati added.
The DC, NMA further pointed out that the COVID-19 situation in NMA District is almost under control; A &N Islands is facing the second wave COVID-19 but because of the effective proactive steps taken by the Administration from starting the situations are now under control.
Apart from this almost more than 45000 doses of vaccine has been provided to the people till, and within the next 15 days almost 20000 doses of vaccine will be provided. Meanwhile the NMA District will soon come under the highest coverage of vaccine in the District among the country, the DC mentioned.
“Also many restrictions against the movement of people were issued but as now the situation is under control, so the relaxation against the restrictions has also been issued simultaneously. In coming days more relaxation will be provided,” said Dr. Angel Bhati Chauhan.
The DC further said that now all non-essential shops are permitted to open on all days between 06.00 AM to 03.00 PM and the movement of labourers and persons engaged in agriculture and its allied activities are permitted beyond 03.00 PM up to 06.00 PM as per the order issued.
She further urged the general public to strictly follow Covid Appropriate Behavior. As situation is under control, people should not violate the COVID guidelines and also urged all the eligible beneficiaries to take their second dose of vaccine on time.
Altogether 10 vaccination centers are being provided sufficient doses of vaccines on regular bases.
The DC further pointed out that for the very first time a new initiative is being taken by NMA District administration that we are recruiting Civil Defense Volunteer, for which the interview will be conducted next week, so all the eligible and interested youths of NMA District are requested to participate in this initiative, this will also increase the handling capacity regarding COVID-19 or any other Disaster in coming days.
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