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  • World Rabies Day 2022: BMC Aims To Bring Rabies Down to Zero by 2030, Shares Myths and Facts About Disease Caused by Animal Bite

    The world is celebrating Rabies Day today as a day to raise awareness of the disease caused by animal bites. 28 September this year will mark the 16th World Rabies Day. On the occasion, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has shared “Myths and Facts” about the disease. BMC has also aimed to control and bring down rabies to zero by 2030. Let’s take a look.

    Myths and Facts About Rabies: 

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  • Parking in Mumbai: BMC Authorises Public Parking Lots in City To Avoid Parking Problems

    It is said that finding a good parking spot in Mumbai for your vehicle is like finding a needle in a haystack. Mumbaikars often suffer due to fewer parking spots and high parking charges. To counter this, BMC has authorised a few places for vehicular public parking lots in the city. BMC has also requested Mumbaikars to use them to avoid inconvenience.

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  • ‘If Pushpa Was Made in Mumbai’: BJP Takes Dig at BMC Over Potholes by Making Allu Arjun’s Animated Video

    The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Friday, July 15 trolled the Shiv Sena-led Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) over the Mumbai potholes. Ahead of BMC elections 2022 in State, BJP criticised Shiv Sena by making an animated video that originates from the scene of Allu Arjun playing the role of the character Pushpa Raj says the dialogue “Main Jhukega Nahi”. 

    BJP Mumbai tweets “If Pushpa was made in Mumbai” and tagged Shiv Sena leader Aaditya Thackeray in a tweet.

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  • Mumbai Rains: BMC Shares Precautionary Measures to take during Monsoon Season

    The India Meteorological Department (IMD) on Wednesday issued a yellow alert for Mumbai and an orange alert for adjoining areas like Thane and Palghar. Meanwhile, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) took to Twitter to share safety measures to take to stay safe during monsoons. “Keep mobile phones charged”, “Don’t touch electric wires,” Said BMC.

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  • Raksha Bandhan: BMC Mumbai Makes Quirky Meme Out of Akshay Kumar’s Film for COVID-19 Vaccine Awareness

    BMC has used a scene from Akshay Kumar’s upcoming film Raksha Bandhan as the sole purpose of COVID-19 vaccine awareness and the meme is actually hilarious. The scene where Akshay Kumar is seen hugging her on-screen sisters is named as COVID-19 vaccine shots and the booster. Raksha Bandhan: Akshay Kumar’s Upcoming Movie’s Trailer Launch Set Up Resembles Nostalgic Chandni Chowk.

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  • Mumbai: BMC Headquarters Illuminate in Purple and Blue To Create Awareness for Huntington’s Disease

    On Wednesday evening, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) headquarters was lit in purple, and blue in order to raise awareness for Huntington’s Disease. Huntington’s Disease is an incurable genetic disease that affects the brain.

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  • BMC Puts a Mask on 83’s Ranveer Singh And Asks Everyone To Take The ‘Extra Cover’ To Win The Match Against COVID-19

    BMC (Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation) has time and again proved their wittiness by conveying COVID-19 rules the Bollywood way. And well, they have done it once again and this time it’s a leaf out of Ranveer Singh’s 83 trailer. On December 3, BMC took to Twitter and shared a picture of Ranveer as Kapil Dev all masked up giving out the message that an ‘extra cover’ will help us win the ‘match’ against the deadly virus. With Omicron in the air, it’s a great attempt to educate the public via the filmy way.

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  • No immediate lockout in Mumbai: BMC

    No immediate lockout in Mumbai: BMC

    Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner Iqbal Chahal said on Tuesday that despite the increase in cases of COVID-19, the situation in Mumbai is under control and there is no need to impose lockdown anymore.

    According to civil authorities, the spike in cases is the result of increased daily testing. BMC has tested significantly in the 11,000 to 15,000 tests conducted in January which is currently over 20,000. 23,000 COVID-19 tests were conducted by the civic body on Monday.

    A civic official said the city recorded a positivity of 6%, which is significantly lower than other cities in Maharashtra. The cases were scattered across the city and were not concentrated in a particular locality. “Slums account for only 2% to 3% of cases, and the number of reported cases from residential buildings is also not high. In such a situation the lockdown will not be effective.

    Authorities have warned, however, that if the citizens do not follow the COVID-19 protocol, the civic body may be forced to take drastic measures. A senior BMC official said that about 60% of beds are available for COVID-19 patients in city hospitals.

    Third serpo survey

    The official said that Civic Body has conducted a third sero survey in Mumbai and 12,000 samples will be taken from 24 wards.

    The official said that the COVID-19 immunization operation is going on at 67 centers, which include 24 civil hospitals, four government hospitals and 38 private hospitals. He said BMC plans to increase the number of vaccination centers to 85.

    Meanwhile, the guardian minister of Mumbai suburban district Aslam Shaikh said that if the COVID-19 cases are continuously increasing in the city, the possibility of lockdown or night curfew cannot be ruled out.

    If necessary, the administration is allowed to call for partial lockdown. “Mumbai is reporting more cases. Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has directed all administration offices to take necessary steps to deal with the epidemic. Those steps may include partial lockdown, increased testing, or even full lockdown, ”he said.

    Sudden increase in cases

    “We appeal to all citizens to follow health norms, and to exercise caution especially in crowded places. Those who do not wear masks will be punished, ”he said. In the last four days, more than 1,000 daily cases have been reported in Mumbai: 1,014 (8 March), 1,361 (7 March), 1,188 (6 March), and 1,174 (5 March).

    Thane Municipal Corporation has locked up 16 hotspots.

    (With PTI inputs)

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