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Taj Mahal, Agra Fort To Reopen On September 21. Cap On Number Of Tourists
The Taj Mahal and Agra Fort will be open for tourists from September 21, Agra district magistrate Prabhu N Singh announced on Twitter today. The city, hugely popular among tourists for its heritage sites, has registered 3,459 coronavirus cases so far with 83 fresh infections reported today.
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In UP's COVID-19 Battle, High Death Rate In Western Districts A Big Worry
In Uttar Pradesh's battle against the COVID 19 pandemic, a new challenge has come its way - high fatality rates in two of its western districts, Agra and Meerut.
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Agra Man Arrested Over False Facebook Post About COVID-19 Cases: Police
A 53-year-old man from Agra was arrested on Friday for allegedly falsely claiming in a Facebook post that 19 employees of a news channel in Noida have tested positive for coronavirus, police said.
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Agra Prisoner Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 14 Inmates Quarantined
An inmate of the Central Jail in Uttar Pradesh's Agra has tested positive for coronavirus. This is the first case of a convict being infected with the deadly virus in the state. 14 inmates who were in close contact with the convict have been quarantined after he tested positive.
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From Agra To Agartala, 2,200 km Journey Begins For Tourists Stranded In Lockdown
48 tourists from the north-eastern state of Tripura, who were stuck in the west Uttar Pradesh city of Agra for over a month because of the lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, have finally started their journey back home this afternoon, in a semi-luxury bus.
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UP Government Should Wake Up To Situation In Agra: Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday asked the UP government to "wake up" to the situation in Agra that has been grappling with a spike in cases of coronavirus and cited a letter written by the city mayor to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to "save Agra" Agra Mayor Naveen Jain had written a hard-hitting letter to Adityanath on April 21, re...
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"Wake Up": Akhilesh Yadav Slams Yogi Adityanath Over Agra Mayor's Letter
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday asked the state government in Uttar Pradesh to "wake up" to the situation in Agra that has been grappling with a spike in cases of coronavirus and cited a letter written by the city's mayor to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to "save Agra"
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Priyanka Gandhi Voices Concern Over Coronavirus Situation In Agra
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Sunday said cases of coronavirus are increasing everyday in Agra and cited a letter written by the mayor who has sought bold decisions to save the city.
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Case Against Agra Hospital For "Spreading" Coronavirus To Other Places
The Agra Police in Uttar Pradesh have registered a case against the management of a private hospital for not revealing the actual number of patients and staff after a woman undergoing treatment there tested positive for coronavirus.
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Coronavirus Cases In India Cross 12,000-Mark, 414 Deaths: 10 Points
The COVID-19 pandemic has killed 414 in India, with 37 deaths reported in the last 24 Hours, government data shows. The number of people infected by the novel coronavirus in India has risen to 12,380 today. A list of 170 hotspot districts was released on Wednesday by the centre, which includes all six metros and most large cities. The list marked 1...
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Coronavirus News Highlights: Rahul Gandhi Calls For "Aggressive" Testing; IMF Backs India's "Proactive" Response
A list of 170 hotspot districts have been identified by the Centre, which includes all six metros and most large cities. The list marked 123 districts as "large outbreaks" -- which includes all nine districts of national capital Delhi. Mumbai, Kolkata, 9 districts of Bengaluru Urban, Hyderabad, Chennai, Jaipur and Agra were among the areas marked h...
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Taj Mahal Still Busy, But 600 Cancellations At Top Agra Hotel Amid Coronavirus Scare
With six cases of Coronavirus emerging in Agra, worries are mounting about the losses to the tourism industry in the west Uttar Pradesh town, home to the Taj Mahal and many other monuments visited by lakhs of people from India and abroad.
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Taj Mahal, Agra Fort To Reopen On September 21. Cap On Number Of Tourists
The Taj Mahal and Agra Fort will be open for tourists from September 21, Agra district magistrate Prabhu N Singh announced on Twitter today. The city, hugely popular among tourists for its heritage sites, has registered 3,459 coronavirus cases so far with 83 fresh infections reported today.
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In UP's COVID-19 Battle, High Death Rate In Western Districts A Big Worry
In Uttar Pradesh's battle against the COVID 19 pandemic, a new challenge has come its way - high fatality rates in two of its western districts, Agra and Meerut.
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Agra Man Arrested Over False Facebook Post About COVID-19 Cases: Police
A 53-year-old man from Agra was arrested on Friday for allegedly falsely claiming in a Facebook post that 19 employees of a news channel in Noida have tested positive for coronavirus, police said.
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Agra Prisoner Tests Positive For Coronavirus, 14 Inmates Quarantined
An inmate of the Central Jail in Uttar Pradesh's Agra has tested positive for coronavirus. This is the first case of a convict being infected with the deadly virus in the state. 14 inmates who were in close contact with the convict have been quarantined after he tested positive.
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From Agra To Agartala, 2,200 km Journey Begins For Tourists Stranded In Lockdown
48 tourists from the north-eastern state of Tripura, who were stuck in the west Uttar Pradesh city of Agra for over a month because of the lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic, have finally started their journey back home this afternoon, in a semi-luxury bus.
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UP Government Should Wake Up To Situation In Agra: Akhilesh Yadav
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday asked the UP government to "wake up" to the situation in Agra that has been grappling with a spike in cases of coronavirus and cited a letter written by the city mayor to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to "save Agra" Agra Mayor Naveen Jain had written a hard-hitting letter to Adityanath on April 21, re...
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"Wake Up": Akhilesh Yadav Slams Yogi Adityanath Over Agra Mayor's Letter
Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav on Monday asked the state government in Uttar Pradesh to "wake up" to the situation in Agra that has been grappling with a spike in cases of coronavirus and cited a letter written by the city's mayor to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath to "save Agra"
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Priyanka Gandhi Voices Concern Over Coronavirus Situation In Agra
Congress general secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra on Sunday said cases of coronavirus are increasing everyday in Agra and cited a letter written by the mayor who has sought bold decisions to save the city.
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Case Against Agra Hospital For "Spreading" Coronavirus To Other Places
The Agra Police in Uttar Pradesh have registered a case against the management of a private hospital for not revealing the actual number of patients and staff after a woman undergoing treatment there tested positive for coronavirus.
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Coronavirus Cases In India Cross 12,000-Mark, 414 Deaths: 10 Points
The COVID-19 pandemic has killed 414 in India, with 37 deaths reported in the last 24 Hours, government data shows. The number of people infected by the novel coronavirus in India has risen to 12,380 today. A list of 170 hotspot districts was released on Wednesday by the centre, which includes all six metros and most large cities. The list marked 1...
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Coronavirus News Highlights: Rahul Gandhi Calls For "Aggressive" Testing; IMF Backs India's "Proactive" Response
A list of 170 hotspot districts have been identified by the Centre, which includes all six metros and most large cities. The list marked 123 districts as "large outbreaks" -- which includes all nine districts of national capital Delhi. Mumbai, Kolkata, 9 districts of Bengaluru Urban, Hyderabad, Chennai, Jaipur and Agra were among the areas marked h...
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Taj Mahal Still Busy, But 600 Cancellations At Top Agra Hotel Amid Coronavirus Scare
With six cases of Coronavirus emerging in Agra, worries are mounting about the losses to the tourism industry in the west Uttar Pradesh town, home to the Taj Mahal and many other monuments visited by lakhs of people from India and abroad.
