National Desk: The covid-19 vaccination resumed in Mumbai and Pune on Tuesday morning after a gap of two days but there was no rush of beneficiaries to get vaccinated in these cities as on the first day. A doctor at a vaccination center in Mumbai said that the number of beneficiaries in the morning was small but gradually the number of people is increasing. Officials said the vaccination drive resumed at nine centers in Mumbai and 28 centers in Pune district. The Maharashtra government suspended the covid-19 vaccination campaign in the state on Sunday and Monday due to problems with the 'Co-Win' app.

The central government has created this app to manage registration for vaccination. The vaccination campaign against the Corona virus began on Saturday morning across the country. According to the Brihanmumbai Mahanagara Palika (BMC), only 1,923 of the 4,000 beneficiaries registered in Mumbai were vaccinated on Saturday on the first day of vaccination. According to BMC officials, the vaccination campaign started at around 9 am on Tuesday morning at all centers in Mumbai. However, there was no rush of registered beneficiaries in vaccination centers as on Saturday. The waiting room of the vaccination center of the Government KEM Hospital was almost empty at around 10.30 am. A staff of the vaccination center said that today only 15 to 20 people have come since the beginning of the process. "He said that one or two registered beneficiaries are coming in five to 10 minutes intervals.

A doctor at the center said that the number of people was small in the morning, but it is gradually increasing. He told that the center will be open till 5 pm. Some of the health workers who have been asked to go to KEM Hospital to get vaccinated said that they received the vaccination related phone call between 8:30 AM and 11:30 PM on Monday. In addition, some registered beneficiaries said they did not receive any message regarding vaccination, while some beneficiaries said they received the message on Tuesday morning. A health worker who came to get the vaccine said that I got a call regarding vaccination at 11:30 pm on Monday, but no message was received about this. A senior district health official said that in Pune, vaccination started in 28 out of 31 centers on Tuesday. Health Head of Pune Municipal Corporation, Dr. Ashish Bharti said that vaccination could not be started in three centers due to some technical problem. He said that we are trying to solve the technical problem in all three centers. On the first day of vaccination in Pune, out of 3,100 registered beneficiaries, 1802 beneficiaries got vaccinated.

There is a big update in the chain snatching in Adarsh ​​Nagar, which is known to the woman (Simran) during snatching in Adarsh ​​Nagar, Delhi. Delhi Police has arrested two accused in the case. Delhi Police has given information about this. Both the accused are aged between 20-22 years. In Adarsh ​​Nagar on Saturday, two-year-old girl was walking on her neck with a knife and was stabbed twice by knickers on her lap to rob the chain.

The arrested accused have been identified as Mohammad Akibul alias Ataichi and Sheikh Fardeen alias Double Anta. The entire case was captured in CCTV. The police had formed 10 teams for investigation. These accused had already been identified.

Simran was born

It was around 9:30 pm on Saturday night, 25-year-old Simran Kaur, who lives in Adarsh ​​Nagar, Delhi, was married 3 years ago in Ludhiana. The woman has a 2-year-old daughter. Simran came to her maternal home in Adarsh ​​Nagar area. On Saturday night, Simran went to buy goods from her house with her mother and 2-year-old daughter in her arms. As soon as she reached near her house at around 9:30 pm, a man came from behind and tried to snatch the chain from Simran's neck.

As soon as Simran protested, the accused made two stabs at him and escaped. However, despite being stabbed, Simran tried to apprehend the accused. The entire incident was captured in CCTV. The injured Simran was taken to Fortis Hospital Shalimar Bagh, where Simran Kaur died shortly after.