ADMINISTRATION

Health officials raid eating joints
Tribune News Service

Mohali, June 10
No fresh cases of diarrhoea and gastroenteritis were reported at Mohali Civil Hospital today. While the patient who came in from the BSF Camp yesterday, Bhavan Chand is still admitted to the hospital, all other patients who were suspected to be suffering from cholera have been discharged. According to the SMO in charge of the hospital, Dr Balbir Singh, Bhavan Chand would be tested for cholera tomorrow but his condition was stable.

Meanwhile a team of health officials, including Dr Balbir Singh, today raided a large number of eating joints and sweet shops in the township. Accompanied by the police, the health officials destroyed raw and cooked food at these places which they found not clean enough to be consumed. Some of the places which the team visited included the Mansarovar Dhaba, Khalsa Sweets, Phase V and Hoshiarpurian-di-Hatti, Phase V.

SP (Operations) Dhaliwal shifted
Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 10
Superintendent of Police, Mr H.G.S. Dhaliwal, a UT cadre Indian Police Service (IPS) officer posted in Chandigarh as SP (Operations), has been shifted and sent to the Lakshwadeep Islands, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs in an order to the Administration did not sent any replacement for Mr Dhaliwal. The order was conveyed to the Chandigarh Police this afternoon.

Mr Dhaliwal, a 1987 batch officer, has served in Chandigarh for more than four years. He had joined here as Assistant Superintendent of Police and was promoted SP and then retained here.

Fund recommended for Janata Colony
Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, June 10
The slum development committee of the Municipal Corporation today recommended to earmark Rs 25 lakh for providing basic amenities in Janata Colony, Sector 25, here.