A patient, refered from a private hospital, who was suffering from number of problems including that of hypertension, respiratory failure, died at Government Medical College and Hospital, Nagpur in wee hours of Monday. He was sent as a suspected case of Swine flu, so the samples of his blood and throat swab were collected before death and sent to National Institute of Virology (NIV), Pune, Maharashtra. Meanwhile three more tested positive for Swine flu in Nagpur.
Dr. Shantidas Lunge, Public Relations Officer of GMCH, Nagpur said that, as 52-year old patient of Umred was a known case of hypertensation for the last 15 days. He was also suffering from Haemoptysis (expectoration or coughing up of blood or of blood-stained sputum from the bronchi, larynx, trachea, or lungs e.g. in tuberculosis or other respiratory infections). First he was treated at WCL Hospital, then he was sent to one private hospital. After giving treatment their for 7 days, he was shifted to another private hospital.
After two days of treatment, as his condition was deteriorated further, he was sent to GMCH, Nagpur. GMCH authorities asked them to treat him at the hospital as he was on ventilator. GMCH doctors even showed willingness to provide all the Swine flu-related medication.
But the private hospital insisted and send him to GMCH, Nagpur on September 12 at 10.45 am. The private hospital had sent his blood and throat swab samples to one private laboratory at Mumbai, Maharashtra, where he was tested positive.
With this report, he was sent to GMCH, Nagpur. He was also suffering from Bilateral consolidation (lungs damaged totally), Pneumonitus. At GMCH, his blood and throat swab samples were collected and sent to NIV, Pune. The report is awaited. GMCH, Nagpur authorities are trying to get the report as early as possible.
Meanwhile Dr. Lunge informed that on Monday 42 persons attended Outpatient Department (OPD), out of them samples of 4 were collected. 15 reports received, out of them 3 tested positive and 12 negative. 4 patients are still admitted in ward. Out of them one is positive, one negative and two are the suspected ones.The two suspected admitted are mother and daughter. Two more doctors found positive. One doctor is of GMC, Nagpur and one is Super Speciality Hospital, Nagpur. Now the number of doctors tested positive rose to 9 with 3 from Indira Gandhi Government Medical College (IGGMC) Nagpur, 2 from GMC and 4 from Sawangi Meghe, Wardha.
150 acres of water body to be beautified into recreational space at Nerul holding pond
ReplyDeleteTo the delight of Navi Mumbaikars, the satellite city is soon going to be gifted with an entertainment and recreational centre at the water body at sector 26 of Nerul. The NMMC General Body approved the estimated expenditure of Rs 98.40 crores for beautification of this holding pond adjacent to the Palm Beach Road.
Have you ever wanted to just have a small picnic spot with barbecues, or go for a leisure walk amongst greenery or just sit by a lake and watch the sunset? Well if you probably miss out on this if you are a resident of Navi Mumbai. But if NMMC does translate one of its ambitious projects for Navi Mumbai, all this could be a reality for Navi Mumbaikars. For the civic body has decided to beautify the 150 acres water body and its surroundings in Sector 26 Nerul adjacent to Palm Beach Road. NMMC Standing Committee Chairman Sandeep Naik says that there aim is to develop the water bodies of the city making them into a tourist destination.
Sandeep Naik visits Navratri in Airoli
ReplyDeleteTo seek the blessings of goddess Durga, NCP Airoli candidate Sandeep Naik visited the Navratri mandals at Gotivali. Sandeep Naik also visited the household durga idols and interacted with the residents.
The streets of Gotivali in Navi Mumbai were decorated and lit up with the festive lights but what made the atmosphere charged, was the presence of NCP’s youth candidate from the Airoli assembly constituency Sandeep Naik. Dressed in a simple white kurta, Sandeep Naik exuberated the aura of youth and dynamism. In lieu of the upcoming state assembly elections, he visited the various Navratri mandals of the node to seek the blessings of the Goddess Durga. At the same time he also visited household durga idols and interacted with the people. The locals showed their gratitude to this young leader and welcomed him with shawls, bouquets and smiles.
Ganesh Bhagat joined in the presence of NCP leader Ganesh Naik
ReplyDeleteNerul resident Ganesh Bhagat, first cousin of Namdeo Bhagat has charged the former Navi Mumbai unit chief of Congress with keeping all high profile posts within the family.
" Ganesh Bhagat is accusing others of dynastic politics, but he is doing the same. He is keeping all designations with himself or giving it to his close ones. Both, he and his wife are corporators while he was also Navi Mumbai Congress chief, is a CIDCO director and member of NMMC Standing Committee. If he speaks of having a big heart, then why is he keeping all the posts with himself? Similarly, he has appointed his own brother Rajendra as deputy chief of Navi Mumbai Youth Congress," stated Ganesh Bhagat, who joined NCP in the presence of NCP leader Ganesh Naik on Monday.
Ganesh Naik Plans To Make Navi Mumbai Free From Load Shedding With A Proposed Power Plant
ReplyDeleteWhile Navi Mumbai qualifies as good customers in MSEDC’s list, the city is still on the power company’s list of harsh load shedding hours. And this has been one of the most aggravating problems for the city. Its to address this grievance of Navi Mumbai that Congress-NCP Belapur candidate Ganesh Naik has plans of a proposed power plant that will make Navi Mumbai a power cut and load shedding free city.
Once upon a time Maharashtra had a pride of place with surplus power generation. The abundance in power in the state had become something of a folklore as people migrating from other states would never miss a chance to remark on it. However with time the yawning gap between demand and supply and slow increase in new generation capacity, the state has been hit hard and short on power. And like other cities in central suburbs, power cuts and load shedding accounts for one of the major problems that Navi Mumbai has been facing for the last couple of years. Power cuts and load shedding in Navi Mumbai has hit the industries in the Thane Belapur Industrial Belt really hard and has also slowed down IT growth in Navi Mumbai. Not to forget how the irregular power cuts and load shedding also resulted in disrupting domestic live of Navi MumbaikarsIt is to bring a permanent solution to this problem, that Congress-NCP Belapur candidate Ganesh Naik has planned a unique proposal to construct a power plant that will make Navi Mumbai a power cut and load shedding free city.
11th Saraswati Samaroh 2009 held in Navi Mumbai
ReplyDeleteThe Gujrati community has contributed a lot in the development of Navi Mumbai. The community brought together all the members under one roof under the event Saraswati Sammelan 2009. The event was held at Gujrat Samaj in Vashi. Present as the chief guest was Thane Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik, MP Sanjeev Naik and NMMC Standing committee chairman Sandeep Naik. Thane Guardian Minister Ganesh Naik lit the traditional lamp to seek the blessings of the lord. Speaking to the media, he appreciated the contribution made by Gujrathi community in the development of the city. During the programme, meritorious students were also felicitated with bronze, silver and gold medals. The members of the community felicitated MP Dr Sanjeev Naik with a souvenir. Dr Sanjeev Naik expressed his gratitude towards this honour.
Ganesh Naik duo clean sweep in Navi Mumbai
ReplyDeleteIT WAS a clean sweep for the Nationalist Congress Party in Navi Mumbai with the father-son duo of Ganesh Naik and Sandeep Naik emerging victorious in Belapur and Airoli, the two Assembly constituencies in the satellite city.
While it was a smooth ride for three-term MLA and state excise, labour and environment minister Ganesh Naik against BJP's Suresh Haware, son Sandeep Naik faced nervous moments as Shiv Sena's Vijay Chougule steadily garnered more votes in the initial phase of the counting. Despite having lost to Sandeep's brother Sanjeev Naik in the Thane constituency in the recent Lok Sabha elections by over 40,000 votes, the Shiv Sena-BJP alliance had again fielded Airoli corporator Chougule to challenge the Naik supremacy.
Sandeep Naik duo clean sweep in Navi Mumbai
ReplyDeleteIn what seemed like a neck-to-neck fight in the first 15 rounds of counting, the battle tilted heavily in favour of NMMC standing committee chairman Sandeep Naik. In the remaining eight rounds towards the end, Chougule suffered serious setbacks in Bonkode, Kopar Khairne and large parts of Vashi.
Chougule, at one point, saw a lead of 2200 votes against Naik when votes from Airoli were being counted. In the end, however, out of the total of 1, 57,751 valid votes cast in the constituency, Naik got a lead of 11,957 votes. Naik got 79,075 votes while Chougule managed 67,118.
When asked the reason for not securing a good number of votes from Airoli, Sandeep said, "All party workers have worked equally hard in all places. It is just natural that some people have a stronghold in certain areas. But since a majority of voters have shown trust in me, I will try to win over the rest of them too," Sandeep said.