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After Doctor's Assault, Tamil Nadu To Introduce Patient Attendant Tag System
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian announced that a tag system for patient attendants will be introduced in a phased manner across all government medical colleges, district headquarters hospitals, and taluk hospitals.
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Tamil Nadu Bans Cotton Candy After Food Lab Finds Cancer-Causing Element
Tamil Nadu has banned the sale of cotton candy due to the alarming presence of a cancer-causing element. State Health Minister Ma Subramanian announced the ban on Saturday following a food lab analysis.
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"No Need For Governor's Consent Now": Tamil Nadu On Move To Remove NEET
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Sunday criticised Governor R N Ravi's statement over the state's anti-NEET bill, saying he has nothing do with it anymore since it has been sent for Presidential assent.
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Arrested Tamil Nadu Minister To Undergo Open-Heart Surgery On June 21
Arrested Tamil Nadu Minister V Senthil Balaji will undergo an open-heart surgery at a private hospital here on June 21, Health Minister Ma Subramanian said on Tuesday, a week after the beleaguered DMK leader was advised a bypass surgery.
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Tamil Nadu Minister Explains Why Beef Biryani Skipped At Food Festival
Beef biryani was given a miss at the three-day food festival underway at the Island Grounds here as no caterer offered to put up a stall, Tamil Nadu Health and Family Welfare Minister Ma Subramanian said on Friday.
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Cases Of Omicron Variants BA4 and BA5 Detected In Tamil Nadu: Minister
New Omicron variants BA4 and BA5 were detected from the samples collected in Tamil Nadu and the results from a lab in Hyderabad have revealed it, Tamil Nadu's minister for health Ma Subramanian said on Sunday.
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Do Not Panic About Monkeypox: Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian
Claiming that no case of monkeypox was reported in Tamil Nadu, Minister Ma Subramanian on Tuesday appealed to people not to panic about the viral zoonotic disease.
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Pick Native Cuisine, Avoid Shawarma: Tamil Nadu Health Minister
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian has appealed to people to consider avoid eating Shawarma in the wake of news reports of adverse reaction experienced by some people after consuming it, and requested people to instead choose native cuisine.
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"If Covid Cases Reduce": Tamil Nadu Minister On Lifting Sunday Lockdown
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Sunday said that COVID-19 cases were reduced in the state, adding that if cases continue to decline, the government will consider withdrawing Sunday lockdown.
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Nearly 80-85% Covid Cases In Tamil Nadu Of Omicron Variant: Minister
Nearly 80-85% of Covid cases reported in Tamil Nadu were people who had 'S' gene drop in their samples, indicating contraction of Omicron variant while remaining 15-20% was Delta variant, Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian said on Sunday.
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Containment Zone Back In Chennai As Tamil Nadu Omicron Cases Rise To 45
With the National Institute of Virology confirming 11 more cases of Omicron in Tamil Nadu, thus taking the total number to 45, State Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Wednesday said there was no need to panic.
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Colleges Directed To Vaccinate Eligible Students: Tamil Nadu Health Minister
Tamil Nadu Minister for Medical and Family Welfare, Ma Subramanian on Sunday said all educational institutions in the state have been directed to ensure that students above 18 years of age are vaccinated.
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Nearly 500 In Tamil Nadu Affected Due To Dengue: Health Minister
As many as 493 persons have been affected by dengue in Tamil Nadu, state Health Minister Ma Subramanian said on Monday.
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10,000 Camps, 20 Lakh Doses: Tamil Nadu's Ambitious Sunday Vaccine Drive
Tamil Nadu is planning to hold an ambitious Covid vaccination drive across the state on September 12, state Health Minister Ma Subramanian announced today.
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No Deaths Due To Oxygen Shortage In Tamil Nadu: Minister
Tamil Nadu recorded no deaths due to oxygen shortage during the second wave of COVID-19, State Minister for Health Ma Subramanian said on Wednesday.
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After Doctor's Assault, Tamil Nadu To Introduce Patient Attendant Tag System
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian announced that a tag system for patient attendants will be introduced in a phased manner across all government medical colleges, district headquarters hospitals, and taluk hospitals.
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Tamil Nadu Bans Cotton Candy After Food Lab Finds Cancer-Causing Element
Tamil Nadu has banned the sale of cotton candy due to the alarming presence of a cancer-causing element. State Health Minister Ma Subramanian announced the ban on Saturday following a food lab analysis.
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"No Need For Governor's Consent Now": Tamil Nadu On Move To Remove NEET
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Sunday criticised Governor R N Ravi's statement over the state's anti-NEET bill, saying he has nothing do with it anymore since it has been sent for Presidential assent.
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Arrested Tamil Nadu Minister To Undergo Open-Heart Surgery On June 21
Arrested Tamil Nadu Minister V Senthil Balaji will undergo an open-heart surgery at a private hospital here on June 21, Health Minister Ma Subramanian said on Tuesday, a week after the beleaguered DMK leader was advised a bypass surgery.
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Tamil Nadu Minister Explains Why Beef Biryani Skipped At Food Festival
Beef biryani was given a miss at the three-day food festival underway at the Island Grounds here as no caterer offered to put up a stall, Tamil Nadu Health and Family Welfare Minister Ma Subramanian said on Friday.
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Cases Of Omicron Variants BA4 and BA5 Detected In Tamil Nadu: Minister
New Omicron variants BA4 and BA5 were detected from the samples collected in Tamil Nadu and the results from a lab in Hyderabad have revealed it, Tamil Nadu's minister for health Ma Subramanian said on Sunday.
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Do Not Panic About Monkeypox: Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian
Claiming that no case of monkeypox was reported in Tamil Nadu, Minister Ma Subramanian on Tuesday appealed to people not to panic about the viral zoonotic disease.
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Pick Native Cuisine, Avoid Shawarma: Tamil Nadu Health Minister
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian has appealed to people to consider avoid eating Shawarma in the wake of news reports of adverse reaction experienced by some people after consuming it, and requested people to instead choose native cuisine.
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"If Covid Cases Reduce": Tamil Nadu Minister On Lifting Sunday Lockdown
Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Sunday said that COVID-19 cases were reduced in the state, adding that if cases continue to decline, the government will consider withdrawing Sunday lockdown.
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Nearly 80-85% Covid Cases In Tamil Nadu Of Omicron Variant: Minister
Nearly 80-85% of Covid cases reported in Tamil Nadu were people who had 'S' gene drop in their samples, indicating contraction of Omicron variant while remaining 15-20% was Delta variant, Tamil Nadu Health Minister Ma Subramanian said on Sunday.
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Containment Zone Back In Chennai As Tamil Nadu Omicron Cases Rise To 45
With the National Institute of Virology confirming 11 more cases of Omicron in Tamil Nadu, thus taking the total number to 45, State Health Minister Ma Subramanian on Wednesday said there was no need to panic.
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Colleges Directed To Vaccinate Eligible Students: Tamil Nadu Health Minister
Tamil Nadu Minister for Medical and Family Welfare, Ma Subramanian on Sunday said all educational institutions in the state have been directed to ensure that students above 18 years of age are vaccinated.
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Nearly 500 In Tamil Nadu Affected Due To Dengue: Health Minister
As many as 493 persons have been affected by dengue in Tamil Nadu, state Health Minister Ma Subramanian said on Monday.
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10,000 Camps, 20 Lakh Doses: Tamil Nadu's Ambitious Sunday Vaccine Drive
Tamil Nadu is planning to hold an ambitious Covid vaccination drive across the state on September 12, state Health Minister Ma Subramanian announced today.
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No Deaths Due To Oxygen Shortage In Tamil Nadu: Minister
Tamil Nadu recorded no deaths due to oxygen shortage during the second wave of COVID-19, State Minister for Health Ma Subramanian said on Wednesday.
