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Stalin’s new healthcare scheme to be implemented throughout Tamil Nadu

The Chief Minister had said that the scheme was part of the 7 point programme of the DMK government that envisioned “an enhanced quality of life for all”. The Healthcare professionals, including doctors and nurses would screen people for diabetes and hypertension that are generally not properly noticed in the villages of the state. It also involves screening of kidney ailments and other congenital diseases in children and will be followed up through routine hospital treatment.

At 24% deficiency, rainfall recorded in August lowest in 19 years: IMD

The country received 24 percent less than normal rainfall in August. Of the four meteorological divisions of the IMD, the central India division received 39 percent less. The division consists of a large swathe of area from Maharashtra, Gujarat, Goa, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Odisha.

The deficiency in the northwest India division, which comprises northern Indian states, was 30 percent.

UAE lifts entry ban for vaccinated residents of India, some other countries

Dubai, one of the UAE’s seven emirates, is due to open the Expo 2020 world fair on Oct. 1 after a year-long delay due to the pandemic. The regional business and tourism hub is relying on the fair to give its economy a boost.

Organisers had previously said they expect remaining UAE flight restrictions imposed to curb coronavirus infections to be lifted in time for Expo 2020.

International

Top UK firms face tougher climate disclosure rule

-The Investment Association, which represents managers of 7.7 trillion pounds ($10 trillion) in assets such as shares, said Britain’s largest listed companies should start reporting on climate risks immediately.

-There are 480 premium-listed companies on the London Stock Exchange with a combined capitalisation of 2.3 trillion pounds or 60% of total market capitalisation.

UK’s Aviva to Sell Entire Stake in Indonesia Joint Venture

Aviva began a review of its Asia business in 2019 under new CEO Maurice Tulloch. It said in November that it had decided to keep its Singapore and China operations, but was considering options for its Indonesia, Vietnamese and Hong Kong businesses.

Lawsuits against businesses over Coronavirus have begun. More to come?

Hospitals, restaurants, day care centers, nursing homes and hotels may face claims that they didn’t take adequate steps to protect people. Shareholders can sue if companies fail to act effectively in response to the epidemic. Businesses are scrambling to see if their insurance policies cover disruptions caused by the virus. Governments are reviewing their quarantine powers.

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