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Frequent power outages leave Keralamâs EV owners anxious over charging woes (opens the original)
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Electric Vehicle (EV) owners in Keralam are keeping their fingers crossed over how frequent power outages will affect the charging of their vehicles. While some owners claim it has already begun to take a toll on charging, others feel the impact, if any, is yet to be felt. Still, they remain concerned that the situation could worsen in the coming days if the power situation doesnât improve. Harindran N., a resident of Vennala, says frequent power cuts disrupt charging schedules. âOn most occ
E. coli presence in bottled water in Keralamâs Kochi points at need to ensure water traceability (opens the original)
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The presence of E. coli and coliform bacteria in bottled drinking water in Kochi, Keralam, has prompted authorities to take measures to address contamination risks and ensure water traceability. The Kochi Corporation is planning to make it mandatory for hotels to use only Kerala Water Authority (KWA) water, which would help ensure the use of safe water and enable traceability. Chairperson of the Health Standing Committee Seena Teacher said the decision was taken after inspections found contamina
Replacement of leaky pipes in western areas of Kochi to get priority (opens the original)
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Leaky, damaged pipelines of western Kochi shall be replaced on priority basis, according to an initial assessment by the French company SUEZ. The survey carried out by SUEZ, which took over the operation and maintenance of the Kerala Water Authority (KWA) pipeline network in the Corporation, suggested priority replacement due to contamination concerns. Several of these pipelines run near canals, making them vulnerable to contamination, which in turn affects the drinking water supply, a SUEZ offi
Doctors to be recruited to CCRC on priority basis: Keralam fisheries Minister (opens the original)
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Months after its much-touted launch and amid delays in becoming fully operational, the Cochin Cancer Research Centre (CCRC) is expected to get a fresh impetus, with 36 doctors to be recruited on a priority basis, Fisheries Minister and Kalamassery MLA V.E. Abdul Gafoor has said. “The doctors will be recruited on a priority basis in the first phase. We will need other nursing and technical staff, and these posts will also be filled soon. The decision is to immediately appoint staff on contract ba
Broadway bustles with Onam shoppers, but rain dampens cheer (opens the original)
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All roads led to Broadway on Sunday (August 23) as the market swelled with hundreds of shoppers and sales picked up sharply. There was renewed enthusiasm among shoppers and sellers as business picked up after a sluggish few days. Rain and low customer turnout had dampened sales this season, said street vendors, who were among the worst affected. Onam dresses for children being displayed for sale at Broadway in the city on August 23. | Photo Credit: THULASI KAKKAT Holding a glass of piping-hot bl
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