The decision laid down conditions and controls for plant-production practices on small farms, improving marketing opportunities for local products
India opened vaccinations to all adults this month, hoping to tame a disastrous coronavirus surge sweeping the country, but since then the pace of administering the shots has only dropped, with states saying they only have limited stock.
New infections are still rising at record pace in the world’s second-most populous nation. Alongside a slowdown in vaccinations, states have gone to court over oxygen shortages as hospitals struggle to treat a running line of Covid-19 patients.
On Sunday, India reported 403,738 confirmed cases, including 4,092 deaths. Overall, India has over 22 million confirmed infections and 240,000 deaths. Experts say both figures are significant undercounts.
India’s Supreme Court said on Saturday it would set up a national task force consisting of top experts and doctors to conduct an “oxygen audit” to determine whether supplies from the federal government were reaching states.
Complaints of oxygen shortages have dominated the top court recently, which just stepped in to make sure the federal government provided more medical oxygen to hospitals in the capital, New Delhi.
The decision laid down conditions and controls for plant-production practices on small farms, improving marketing opportunities for local products
Abu Dhabi-based airline will also add Bali, Mykonos, Nice, and more as summer destinations
Most Asian currencies slipped, with the Indonesian rupiah down nearly 0.2% and leading losses
The fleet includes stainless-steel tankers, which are equipped with an operating box or pump room installed at the rear of the vehicle instead of at the bottom of the tankers. This change in the location of the operating box helps to facilitate safer operations
The airline will refurbish another 43 A380s and 28 Boeing 777
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New investment adds to the S$11.5 billion the company has poured into the Asia Pacific Region until 2023
Safety experts have said the problems at the company suggest significant safety culture defects that will not be turned around quickly