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In pictures: Fever patients’ numbers rise, HS exams to begin, and more news from Kolkata

A quick look at the day it was for Kolkata

My Kolkata Web Desk Published 13.03.23, 07:07 PM
Bangladesh Visa Information Centre was inaugurated on Monday at the first floor of Kolkata Railway Station, beside the Bangladesh ticket reservation counter at Belgachia, Kolkata
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Bangladesh Visa Information Centre was inaugurated on Monday at the first floor of Kolkata Railway Station, beside the Bangladesh ticket reservation counter at Belgachia, Kolkata

Suvendu Das
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Last-minute seat allotments/numbering being cross-checked by teachers as the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education is set to conduct the West Bengal Higher Secondary exams 2023 between March 14, 2023 and March 27, 2023
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Last-minute seat allotments/numbering being cross-checked by teachers as the West Bengal Council of Higher Secondary Education is set to conduct the West Bengal Higher Secondary exams 2023 between March 14, 2023 and March 27, 2023

Arnab Dutta
Frantic parents with their kids at the enquiry section of BC Roy hospital as more cases of fever and respiratory diseases were reported. Four more children died of acute respiratory infection, including one due to the adenovirus, in West Bengal in the last 24 hours. The one succumbing to the adenovirus infection was a six-month-old boy from Dakshineswar area of North 24 Parganas district who was admitted to the Dr BC Roy Post Graduate Institute of Paediatric Sciences in Kolkata. He died on Sunday.  The remaining three, including a seven-month-old, who hailed from Duttapukur, Haroa and Bangaon of the same district, died of pneumonia, the officials said. The seven-month-old was first admitted to the Bongaon Hospital with fever and breathing complications and was shifted to the BC Roy Hospital where he was kept in the intensive care unit
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Frantic parents with their kids at the enquiry section of BC Roy hospital as more cases of fever and respiratory diseases were reported. Four more children died of acute respiratory infection, including one due to the adenovirus, in West Bengal in the last 24 hours. The one succumbing to the adenovirus infection was a six-month-old boy from Dakshineswar area of North 24 Parganas district who was admitted to the Dr BC Roy Post Graduate Institute of Paediatric Sciences in Kolkata. He died on Sunday. The remaining three, including a seven-month-old, who hailed from Duttapukur, Haroa and Bangaon of the same district, died of pneumonia, the officials said. The seven-month-old was first admitted to the Bongaon Hospital with fever and breathing complications and was shifted to the BC Roy Hospital where he was kept in the intensive care unit

Amit Datta
A butterfly sits on a flower at Ruppur in Birbhum district on Monday
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A butterfly sits on a flower at Ruppur in Birbhum district on Monday

PTI
Flanked by politicians Sovandeb Chattopadhyay, Sujit Bose and filmmaker Gautam Ghose, actor Chiranjeet released his book 'Prasango' at the Press Club on Monday
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Flanked by politicians Sovandeb Chattopadhyay, Sujit Bose and filmmaker Gautam Ghose, actor Chiranjeet released his book 'Prasango' at the Press Club on Monday

Ashim Paul
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