Khartoum: Amid the ongoing unrest in Sudan, people are running out of food, fuel and other vital supplies, and the healthcare system is in danger of collapse, UN humanitarians said.
“We desperately need a humanitarian pause so that wounded and sick civilians can reach hospitals,” the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said.
“People in the capital Khartoum have been unable to safely leave their homes to buy food and other essentials for days now.”
OCHA reported on a severely hampered relief-response system and called for a halt to attacks against aid workers and looting of humanitarian facilities, reports Xinhua news agency.
It said that humanitarian actors must be able to carry out their work safely, and aid agencies must be able to move staff and replenish critical supplies safely.
“We are worried that Sudan’s health care system could completely collapse,” the UN humanitarians said. “Hospitals need additional staff, supplies, and blood.”
The World Health Organization (WHO) listed 16 hospitals across Sudan, including capital Khartoum, were forced to shut down due to attacks.
A further 16 hospitals, including in Darfur states, could close soon due to staff fatigue and lack of supplies, said the WHO.
The fighting that erupted on the morning of April 15 between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) in Kharotum has so far killed about 270 people and injured more than 2,600 others, with gunfire and explosions still heard across the capital city.
The violence, which is a result of a bloody tussle for power between Sudan’s military leader Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and RSF head Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, also known as Hemedti, has also spread to other areas in the country, including in Darfur to the west.
As a result of the unrest, thousands of civilians have fled Khartoum and foreign nations are trying to evacuate their citizens, amid a sixth day of fierce fighting.
“We condemn all attacks on health personnel, facilities and ambulances — which are putting more lives at risk,” said OCHA.
“They are flagrant violations of international law, and they must stop now.”
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BRUSSELS — The EU is finalizing a €2 billion deal to jointly restock Ukraine’s dwindling ammunition supplies while refilling countries’ stocks, according to documents obtained by POLITICO.
The plan has two major elements.
First, the EU will spend €1 billion to partially reimburse countries that can immediately donate ammunition from their own stockpiles. Secondly, countries will work together to jointly purchase €1 billion in new ammunition — the idea being that together they can negotiate bigger contracts at a lower price-per-shell.
EU ambassadors will discuss the proposal — prepared by the EU’s diplomatic wing, the European External Action Service — during a meeting on Wednesday.
The scheme — which POLITICO first reported on earlier this month — has come together rapidly in recent weeks in response to Ukraine’s pleas for more ammunition, specifically the 155-millimeter artillery shells it desperately needs to both hold territory and launch a spring counteroffensive.
And the figures, one of the documents notes, respond “to a specific request made by the Ukrainian minister of defense.”
The numbers are stark.
Estonia, which helped start the conversation in February about how the EU could jointly help fill a looming munitions shortage, has estimated that Russia is burning through 20,000-60,000 shells per day while Ukraine is trying to judiciously only use between 2,000 and 7,000.
Covering that figure will not come easy — or cheap.
Thus far, EU countries have only provided Ukraine with 350,000 155-millimeter shells in total, with the EU spending €450 million on partial reimbursements, said one EU official, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss the sensitive topic. But the official pegged the cost for each new shell at €4,000, meaning costs are growing.
To cover both the losses of countries dipping into their stockpiles and funding new ammunition buys, the EU is tapping the so-called European Peace Facility. The little-known fund sits outside of the EU’s normal budget, giving officials the flexibility to use it to cover weapons purchases — once a verboten concept within the EU, a self-proclaimed peace project.
Thus far, the facility has been used solely to partially reimburse countries for their weapons donations to Ukraine. Now, documents show countries are willing to funnel an additional €2 billion into the facility — €1 billion to cover some ammunition donations and €1 billion to support joint purchases of replacement shells.
Ukrainian artillerymen in the vicinity of Bakhmut, Donetsk | Ihor Tkachov/AFP via Getty Images
The documents foresee the European Defense Agency, an EU agency meant to better coordinate members’ security efforts, possibly playing a role in coordinating the joint procurement efforts. But individual countries could also help spearhead these negotiations, as long as the country is working with at least two other EU members and not creating competing bids for the shells that drive up prices.
The joint procurement plan covers not just EU countries but Norway as well — as POLITICO first reported — potentially opening the door to some of the money going to non-EU-based companies. Norway, however, which produces ammunition, is already relatively integrated into the EU market.
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Appointment of candidates as Depot Assistant (MTS) in Food, Civil Supplies & CA Deptt
Appointment of candidates as Depot Assistant (MTS) in Food, Civil Supplies & Consumer Affairs Department Kashmir under Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Special Package for Kashmiri Migrants and Non- Migrants Kashmiri Pandits
Ref : 1. Administrative Department’s letter No. FCS&CA/Estt/69/2019 dated 15.10.2021
2. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28679 dated 10.02.2023
3. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28675 dated 10.02.2023
4. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28678 dated 10.02.2023
5. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.28713 dated 10.02.2023
6. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.39356 dated 13.02.2023
7. SSP/ Dy. Superintendent of Police (Hqrs) For Special DG CID J&K Form No.39357 dated 13.02.2023
Order No: – 660 -DFCS&CAK of 2023
Consequent upon non joining of candidates/non-submission of verification rolls by candidates of the selection/ waiting list within the stipulated time period, recommendations made by J&K Service Selection Board communicated vide their letter No. SSB/Secy/Se1/2021/7046-53 dated 14.10.2021 read with Administrative Department’s letter referred to above and subsequent receipt of satisfactory Character/Antecedents verification report from Criminal Investigation Department J&K vide letters referred to above, sanction is hereby accorded to the temporary appointment of Six (06) candidates of the waiting list as detailed in the annexure to this order as Depot Assistant Multitasking Staff carrying substantive pay level of Rs.14800-47100 (SL-1) under Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Special Package for Kashmiri Migrants and Non-Migrant Kashmiri Pandits
The appointment of the appointees shall be subject to the following conditions :
a. That the emoluments of the appointee shall be governed under S.O 194 dated 17.06.2020 as extended vide government order No. 586 JK GAD of 2021 dated 17.07.2021.
b. That the appointee shall give an undertaking in the shape of an affidavit to the effect that if on verification, genuineness of the qualification, migrant, domicile and category (if any) certificates from the concerned issuing authority are found fake/forged, the claim of the appointee for appointment shall be deemed to have been cancelled abi-initio.
c. The salary of the appointee shall be drawn and disbursed by the concerned Drawing and Disbursing Officer after receipt of satisfactory report in respect of documents as mentioned at (b).
d. The interse-seniority of the appointee shall be as per the list as communicated by J&K Service Selection Board.
e. The appointment and other terms and conditions shall be dated 30.12.2009 issued by Revenue Department.
f. The appointment of the candidate shall be governed by the vide SRO-400 of 2009 dated 24.12.2009.
g. The appointment is subject to the outcome of any writ petitions (s) if any pending before of competent jurisdiction.
The appointee shall report to the Assistant Directors – Food, Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs, Kashmir as shown against each and shall be allowed to join only on production of the following documents/ certificates (in original) wherever applicable to be verified subsequently:-
1. Academic Qualification Certificate(s).
2. Date of Birth Certificate.
3. Domicile Certificate.
4. Health Certificate from the concerned Chief Medical Officer.
5. No loan certificate under Self Employment Scheme from DIC concerned and Employment Department.
In case the appointee fails to join within a period of 21 (twenty one) days from the date of issuance of this order, he/she shall forfeit his/her right and his/her appointment shall be deemed to have been cancelled ab-initio without any further notice as per Circular No. 08- JK(GAD) of 2019 dated 04-12-2019 issued by General Administration Department
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Achabal: The department of Food Civil Supplies and Consumer Affairs (FCS&CA), Achabal bid farewell to TSO, Abdul Rasheed Sheikh who attained superannuation yesterday.
On retirement of TSO achabal FCS&CA officials appreciated the work and dedication of the officer towards their duty. Ab.Rasheed Sheikh according to him were very punctual in their duties, honest and officers of highest integrity. Their retirement is a loss to the department but at the same time inspiration for new recruits to follow their foot steps in the interest of society and nation.
He said that the doors of the department shall remain always open for them for any kind of assistance or help.
He wished the officers good health and happiness in the times to come.
On this Occasion TSO Shangus Atta mohammad, CAPD District President Riyaz Ahmad,Senior Employees Mohd Altaf Dalal,Gh Nabi Sheikh and other staff were also present.
Riyaz Ahmad penned a special and heart warming note for the outgoing Ab Rasheed Sheikh
Atta Mohammad said that the officer is very helpful person who always extended a helping hand to all. He also said that retirement is part and parcel of every employee and now it is perfect moment for reflection and relaxation as well as spending more quality time with your loved ones for the officer.
Ahmedabad: The Tur daal (lentil or toor) market is extremely tight due to insufficient supply; imported daal will arrive soon but will have little impact on the market. Because of this, retail prices per kilogram are moving upward and are quoted in the range of Rs 130 to Rs 140.
Whether the farmers are getting a good price or not, it is difficult to say, but due to the short supply of tur daal in the mandis, be it in Latur, Solapur in Maharashtra, Karnataka, or Andhra Pradesh, prices are above the minimum support price, said Nitinbhai Vani, production manager at Rentiofood.
According to his experience, if a miller wants to buy 12 trucks of tur, he can only buy one truck, giving a clear idea of the demand-supply gap. On Friday evening, the closing price of tur in mandis was quoted at Rs 8100 per quintal.
He says that this time, one shouldn’t be shocked if the price reaches or exceeds Rs 9000 per quintal. The Union government has set the MSP at Rs 6600 per quintal.
The reason for the shortage is that farmers are gradually shifting away from the cultivation of pulses in favour of high-value cash crops. The second reason, according to Vani, is that standing crops were ruined by unseasonal rains that occurred in Maharashtra and Karnataka in October and November.
The central government is well aware that production of tur daal is expected to be around 38.9 lakh metric tons this time, down from 43.4 lakh metric tons last year. That is why the Union Consumer Affairs Secretary Rohit Kumar Singh announced in January that to meet the domestic shortfall, the government will be importing 10 lakh metric tons of lentils.
Even after this assurance, the prices are constantly moving upwards.
Tur daal production will remain 9.8% lower than last year, according to early projections from the Union Agriculture Ministry. The crop is badly damaged in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Telangana and Madhya Pradesh.
Imports from Sudan and Burma will begin soon, but they will have little impact on the domestic supply and prices because the quantity is in the thousands rather than lakhs of tons, according to Vrushil Patel, Director of Lakshmi Protin Products Pvt. Ltd.
As of today, the wholesale market for tur is on fire, and so the customers will have to pay more for tur dal this season, somewhere between Rs 130 and Rs 140 per kilogram, he added.
According to Patel’s ground information, this time the production of tur is comparatively low in Saurashtra, which is adding fuel to prices in the Gujarat market.
Recently, the Central government extended its zero tariff facility to imports of lentils from Australia, which will be applicable until March 2024. But the benefit of this facility will be felt only in July, when the imports start.
The government estimates 38 lakh metric tons of tur production, but the market is skeptical, and it is concerned that production will be 35 lakh metric tons this time, which is why some major players have cornered the tur stock and will exploit the market when prices reach their new peak, according to sources.
Bengaluru: Drone technology provider Garuda Aerospace has announced a partnership with Narayana Health for transporting bio-medical supplies using its ‘Sanjeevani drones.
The partnership aims to “revolutionize the delivery of critical and emergency medical supplies – including samples for diagnosis in times of high traffic and other challenging conditions”.
Garuda Aerospace, during the pandemic period, used its emergency drones to deliver medicines and vaccines to hospitals in partnership with Swiggy. The company’s White Knight drones delivered essential medicines and vaccinations to Bengaluru hospitals for ISRO in 2021, demonstrating their capability in providing timely and efficient medical delivery.
Agnishwar Jayaprakash, Founder and CEO, of Garuda Aerospace, said, “Our aim is to improve access to critical medical supplies and support the delivery of high-quality healthcare to patients in need and in times of emergency. With this partnership, we are confident that we will be able to make a real difference in the lives of patients and communities across India. We are proud to be a part of this exciting journey.”
Devi Shetty, Chairman, and Executive Director, of Narayana Health, said, “…The use of drones to transport biomedical samples is a critical step in achieving that goal. By partnering with Garuda Aerospace, we are able to leverage their expertise to improve the delivery of medical supplies and enhance the quality of care we provide across.”
“In the first phase, drones will be deployed in Bengaluru to transfer biomedical samples from Narayana Health City and HSR Layout on a daily basis. In the next 1 year, our network of 21 hospitals will have these services,” he added.
