Woman Apprehended With Rs 11,35,600 Fake Currency In Mizoram's Aizawl

The woman was arrested on Saturday and as per the Special Narcotics Police the woman had Rs 11,35,600 FICN in the denomination of Rs 500, 200 and 100.

Aizawl: Border Security Force (BSF) along with Special Narcotics Police has arrested a woman with Rs 11,35,600 fake Indian currency notes (FICN). According to a report by ANI, the woman was arrested on Saturday and as per the Special Narcotics Police the woman had Rs 11,35,600 FICN in the denomination of Rs 500, 200 and 100.

The police are now investigating the matter. Notably, in February this year, a special squad and East Guwahati Police District (EGPD) team from Basistha PS, with the help of Crime Branch, Guwahati, recovered fake Indian currency notes from a vehicle and arrested three persons in this connection.

Acting on a tip-off, a Bolero vehicle bearing registration number ML O7 B 7998 was intercepted at the Sonapur toll gate and was brought to the Baisistha PS.

After a thorough search, a bundle of fake currency notes was recovered. In this bundle, notes amounting to Rs 10,000 were original.

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Mizoram logs 63 fresh Covid cases, tally at 2,23,856

Aizawl, Mar 29 : Mizoram reported 63 fresh COVID-19 cases on Monday, the lowest single-day count in over three months, as the tally mounted to 2,23,856, a health department official said. On December 20, the state had logged 33 single-day infections.

The toll remained at 681 as no new fatality was reported for the second consecutive day, the official said.

Mizoram now has 1,219 active cases, while 2,21,956 people have recovered from the disease so far.

The state has thus far tested more than 18.92 lakh samples for COVID-19. According to State Immunisation Officer Lalmuanawma Jongte, over 8.21 lakh people have been inoculated till Saturday, and 6.66 lakh of them have received both the doses.

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Types of commercial cleaning

There are different types of commercial cleaning, so in some cases, commercial cleaners will cater to specific businesses (such as hotels). Here is a list of some of the main types of commercial cleaning services:

        Hotel housekeeping – this cleaning service allows the regular upkeep of hotel rooms, corridors and other facilities that may experience high traffic. It is essential to have bedrooms cleaned professionally as these spaces can accumulate lots of different types of germs.
        Office cleaning – this keeps office spaces clean and tidy to help boost productivity in the workplace.
        Medical facility cleaning – this type of cleaning service is very important as medical facilities are high traffic areas that are exposed to a number of germs and bacteria. Special care will need to be taken around medical equipment, chemicals and patient rooms.
        Sports and leisure cleaning – this includes the sanitisation of equipment, changing rooms that experience high traffic and swimming pools which must follow strict hygiene criteria.
        Ventilation cleaning – this service will maintain vents and extraction units to prevent dust and debris piling up over time and posing a threat to people’s health.
        Window cleaning – ensures that buildings look professional inside and out as well as offering employees good visibility.

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No matter what business you’re in, keeping buildings clean is incredibly important for health and safety reasons, as well as making a good first impression on customers. Cape Clean has put together  some of the benefits of commercial cleaning to demonstrate the vital role it plays across organisations:

Relieves pressure from management and staff members

With staff and management being busy with other tasks throughout the day, it can be difficult to find the time to clean. Furthermore, having a clean environment can have a positive impact on productivity and motivation as there is less clutter to distract employees and the workspace has a fresher feel.

Maintains properties and prevents damage

Commercial cleaners are professionally trained to ensure that buildings are hygienic and safe. It is important to regularly clean areas to prevent damage – for example, if there is a spillage that is not dealt with in good time, it could lead to permanent damage or staining. Therefore, hiring commercial cleaners can be cost-effective in the long term as you do not have to replace furniture as often.

The cleanliness of buildings reflect businesses

Having a clean environment which is organised will make a good first impression on new customers, as well as retaining existing ones. For example, if your business is a leisure centre and it is not cleaned regularly, customers may be put off and look use alternative facilities.
It’s essential for health and safety reasons

Allowing mould to grow, not throwing away expired consumables or leaving dust to pile up can be bad for people’s health. For example, if you run a hotel and a customer suffers from asthma, dust could trigger an allergic reaction which will put the customer at risk. Therefore. commercial cleaners play a pivotal role in keeping guests and employees safe.

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Mizo people highest tobacco consumers in country

AIZAWL, Dec 14 - Mizoram has the highest rate of tobacco consumption in the country with a record of 67.2 per cent of its population using different kinds of tobacco products, Dr Jane R Ralte, Nodal Officer of Mizoram State Tobacco Control Society said, while quoting the report of Global Adult Tobacco Survey (GATS).

She added that about 8 lakh people of the world died every year due to second-hand smoke.

Addressing a one day 'Media Workshop on Tobacco Control in Mizoram' here recently, Dr Ralte said that as many as 5,41,000 people in Mizoram used different kinds of tobacco products and the total annual expenditure on tobacco products is estimated at Rs 21,934. While there are 2,01,252 cigarette smokers in Mizoram 33,001 are Zozial (locally made or indigenous cigar) smokers.

National Family Health Survey-3, reports that during 2005-06 the total percentage of male smokers in Mizoram was 73.6 which was much higher than the country average percentage of male smokers (32.1%).

The percentage of female smokers was 16.1 per cent. While the percentage of male using any tobacco was 83.4, female using any tobacco products was estimated at 60.8 percent during 2005-6, reposts National Family Health Survey-3.

According to Dr Ralte about 100 million people have been killed worldwide in the 20th Century due to consumption of tobacco and if this trend continues, tobacco could kill 1 billion people during the 21st Century.

It has been estimated that by 2030, tobacco will kill 8 million people each year unless urgent action is taken, she said.

She also said that about 8 lakh people have been killed every year due to second-hand smoke and 62 percent of non-smokers in Mizoram are exposed to second hand smoke at work places.

Dr Ralte said that Mizoram registered the highest rate of cancer patients in India with a record of 5,888 people suffering from the deadly disease while about 3137 people had died of cancer in 5 years.

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Mizoram collects Rs 19.44 cr from liquor

 AIZAWL, Nov 30 - Government of Mizoram has collected a total of Rs 19.44 crore from sale of liquor in eight months after Mizoram Liquor Prohibition & Control (MLPC) Act, 2014 came to force in the State from January 16 last, official sources said.

Over 56,631 people were issued liquor permit under the MLPC Act and there were 22 retail wine shops across five districts of the State.

As many as 18 retail wine shops were opened in five districts across the state, including six in Aizawl. According to the sources, the government also received a total revenue of Rs 24.82 crore with subsequent issue of sale permit since March, 2015.

As many as 1,495 people had been disciplined or booked for violation of MLPC Act, while over 507 persons have misused their permit.

The sources also said that the sale or consumption of spurious liquor has decreased considerably after the implementation of MLPC Act.

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62 Percent Turnout in Mizoram By-Election

An estimated 61.98 per cent voters exercised their franchise in the by-election to Aizawl North – III Assembly seat on Saturday, Mizoram State Election department officials said.

Aizawl district SP Lalhuliana Fanai said the polling in all the 19 polling stations was completely peaceful. An estimated 61.98 per cent voters of the total electorate of 17,582 voted, SEC said.

The voters decided the political fortunes of Lal Thanzara of ruling Congress, K Vanlalvena of Mizo National Front and Lalduhawma of National Democratic Alliance, pre-poll alliance of Zoram Nationalist Party and BJP. Counting of votes would be conducted on Tuesday next.

By-poll in the constituency was necessitated by the resignation of former Health Minister and Congress nominee Lal Thanzara on August 18 last due to allegations of conflict of interests.

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