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Amid Coronavirus Outbreak, New Jersey Residents Ordered to Stay Home

Due the growing of COVID-19, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy had ordered the residents of his state to stay back at home in order to maintain social distance and fight against the pandemic.

His order includes: banning the physical existence of non-essential retail businesses and allowing employees to work from home when it’s possible. An assurance of providing essential social services and medical facilities for the entire state and the town was also made available. Though it pains the honour to impose such orders, this time cannot be taken to maintain a sense of business as it’s necessary to maintain the public health.

Moving out for essential business and recreational activities would be allowed but should continue practice social distancing and six feet away from one another.

As the Governor had telegraphed his decision a day prior, it had moved the Governors of other states such as California, Illinois and New York.

With these, the governor had also asked for $100 billion in federal aid to fight against the virus and the financial strain that would be caused by the stay back home order, as they can’t let the disease run it’s course.

Philly faces lockdown due to virus

As world battles became a common enemy COVID-19, the Mayor of Philadelphia, Jim Kenny ordered stay-at-home for the entire city in an attempt to slow the spread of novel virus.

Philadelphia MD Brian Abernathy said during a news conference “The order comes into effect from Monday at 8 a.m. prohibiting any public or private gathering with certain exceptions”.

The exceptions included those involved in outdoor activities like walking, running, cycling, and operating a wheelchair ,delivery of food or essential goods and takeout for orders made online or by phone along with life-sustaining services.

The order only applies to the city of Philadelphia and does not list any specific penalties for those who violate the order. Kenny however made it clear that it would be considered defiance of law though he is reluctant to have people arrested for violated his decree.

It is hoped that people will take it upon themselves to follow order as it is in interest for their own greater good. If authorities do encounter large groups, they will “intervene [and] remind them to go home,” Abernathy said.

Both the leaders urged the people to understand and recognize that COVID-19 is serious.

Coronavirus Cases in NJ Jump to 427

In New Jersey, the number of coronavirus cases has increased dramatically with two more people dying because of it. 160 more cases have been announced by Gov. Phil Murphy on Wednesday. This has brought the state to a total of 427. Furthermore, he confirmed that 5 people have now died after contracting the virus. The two new deaths were of women aged more than 60.

Of all the new cases, 3 were from Atlantic County. The first case came from South Jersey county while three were found in Burlington County, six were found in Mercer County, five were found in Camden County and four in Ocean County. Among the add-on cases, Cape May County reported its first case.

Since Sunday, all COVID-19 cases in the Garden State has detonated from handfuls to hundreds as all the more testing is finished.

Until now, the most cases have been in North Jersey, the principal positive test in the state was accounted for on March 4, health authorities said.

A OFFICER IN PHILADELPHIA TEST POSITIVE FOR COVID-19

A Middle town territorial division law officer has positive for the corona-virus, policeman Joseph Bartorilla Affirmed in an e-mail early Saturday. “He is doing well for presently and is resting and recuperating in separation at home, and is taking after the district health care department’s directions,” Bartorilla said. The officer’s screen result was gotten by the Bucks Province police division late weekday. It’s the second noted case of a law-enforcement officer testing positive for the infection within the five-county locale of Philadelphia and its southeast Pennsylvania rural areas. Final week, an officer in Lower Provision territorial division, Montgomery District, test positive for the virus. “It’s obscure at this time how he was infected. We separated the officers and civilian workers who have contact with the officer if they show any indications of the ailment, and we are guaranteeing that they self-quarantine per the instruction of the native tending department,” Bartorilla said. These officers can be screen-tested and ought to have a negative result and clearance from either Dr. [David] Damsker or Dr. [Gerald] Wydro before being permitted to go back to work. This will guarantee that we limit the relaxation of the department’s chance for disease additionally that we don’t risk spreading it past our department,” the police leader said. “The district well-being office has been knowledgeable by all of us who had later coordinate touch with this officer. We are taking after the district well-being department’s lead in this and are working carefully with them in this matter,” Bartorilla said.

To Help Coronavirus Fallout, Temporary Food Pantry Created By Woman in Northeast Philly

With the coronavirus outbreak continuing, many Philadelphians came back to start their work, however, Piseitta Arrington started working for all those who are facing food insecurity. A temporary food pantry was set up by Arrington in Northeast Philadelphia. This was done to ensure assistance for all those facing unemployment because of Coronavirus pandemic. The distribution of food started on Wednesday. Arrington has always come forward to help the community. Back in 2013, they set up a non-profit. This was done to aid homeless women and children from their hometown of Chester, Pennsylvania. This group, Sisterhood for Women in Motion, have now grown continuously and a partnership with the Caring for Friends pantry has been created successfully.

Each week, Arrington delivers food to her home and then provide it all those who need it. To serve 42 families in Chester, their nonprofit worked in association with the Refuge Church, 15 days ago. By early afternoon, they provide food to 30 families on Tabour Avenue from their location.

NJ Governor Is Considering Cancelling Large Gatherings Beyond 250

On Thursday, the New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said that all gatherings that comprised of 250+ people should be canceled due to the concerns related to COVID-19 outbreak.

Murphy issued a statement stating that this is a result of a recommendation that came from the health commissioner of the state and also includes parades, sporting events, and concerts.

The comments from Murphy came the same day when Freehold Raceway announced that all their operations had been temporarily stopped because a person was in contact with someone who had the COVID-19 virus.

As per the horse track, the person who came to attend the 7th March 2020 track wasn’t tested positive. However, the track officials told that live racing that was scheduled for this week and the following week would be canceled until further notice.

Carjackers caught in crash by HPD K-9

On March 18(Thursday),at 1:20 am, a team of HPD K-9 came to a rush when a couple on the phone informed them about the four suspects of carjacking.

The special cops team of Houston chased the suspects who violently stealed an occupied car and were assumed to be armed. The crash happened when the police were stalking suspects under 75th street. They pursued the car which entered Mason park and ended up with a crash in regions of Brays bagau .

HPD K 9 was successful enough to catch all the four suspects and took them under custody, the police said. According to the crime suspected interrogation is going on and soon the truth will be revealed.

As the police said, the crash happened when they tried to pull over the car and trailed and ended up liking it.The car ran under the bridge and ended up into a crash.

The four people caught are considered only as suspects until proven guilty. The officers said they pursued the car over a long distance and then the car ran under the bridge of 75th street at Brays bagou.

Coronavirus test kits were stolen by a burger

A man was seen stealing 29 COVID-19 test kits. The incident occurred at the El Rio Health Centre, 839 West Congress Street, at around 8 pm. At that time, employees were about to close the facility. The staff didn't notice the missing test kits until the next morning, TPD said.

The surveillance footage shows a Hispanic man in the 30s, height between 5’9” and 5’11” with a large build, disguised as a delivery driver. He had a full beard, with some greying. He left the scene in a red colored Dodge Charger or a similar vehicle.

Police said that the tests are of no use without a fully equipped testing lab, and trained staff to interpret the results. They also added that home test kits for the virus don’t exist. The Police also informed anyone who talks about trying to sell the kits should contact law enforcement. The stolen kits are said to have been replaced at the Health Facility, but they could have been used for future tests.

Drive-by shooting - Man killed; search for suspects underway

As per the reports from South-West Houston after the killing of a man during a drive-by shooting on this Friday (20th March,2020).

As per the police, they got a call from West Orem and Croquet at around 12:30 in the midnight and received the news of a man being shot in a drive-by shooting.

Till the time the police and the fire-fighters could reach the crime scene, the victim was already dead. Quoting exact words from the police, two men were in a car at some distance from the crime scene when the driver was shot dead during a conversation with a man outside the car.

The police said that the passenger in the car bundled up on the top of the driver to get the car out of that area and then immediately dialled 911. The investigation is still going on. The police, the detectives and the locals, they're all looking for the mastermind behind this. There was a camera at the gateway vehicle, the police says to review it too. There have been several things said about the incident with little knowledge of them being true. The search is still on and the only clue they have is that it was a black car.

Carjackers caught in crash by HPD K-9

On March 18(Thursday),at 1:20 am, a team of HPD K-9 came to a rush when a couple on the phone informed them about the four suspects of carjacking.

The special cops team of Houston chased the suspects who violently stealed an occupied car and were assumed to be armed. The crash happened when the police were stalking suspects under 75th street. They pursued the car which entered Mason park and ended up with a crash in regions of Brays bagau .

HPD K 9 was successful enough to catch all the four suspects and took them under custody, the police said. According to the crime suspected interrogation is going on and soon the truth will be revealed.

As the police said, the crash happened when they tried to pull over the car and trailed and ended up liking it.The car ran under the bridge and ended up into a crash.

The four people caught are considered only as suspects until proven guilty. The officers said they pursued the car over a long distance and then the car ran under the bridge of 75th street at Brays bagou.

Coronavirus test kits were stolen by a burger

A man was seen stealing 29 COVID-19 test kits. The incident occurred at the El Rio Health Centre, 839 West Congress Street, at around 8 pm. At that time, employees were about to close the facility. The staff didn't notice the missing test kits until the next morning, TPD said.

The surveillance footage shows a Hispanic man in the 30s, height between 5’9” and 5’11” with a large build, disguised as a delivery driver. He had a full beard, with some greying. He left the scene in a red colored Dodge Charger or a similar vehicle.

Police said that the tests are of no use without a fully equipped testing lab, and trained staff to interpret the results. They also added that home test kits for the virus don’t exist. The Police also informed anyone who talks about trying to sell the kits should contact law enforcement. The stolen kits are said to have been replaced at the Health Facility, but they could have been used for future tests.

В Татарстане сотрудникам территориального управления Росгвардии вручили ключи от новых служебных автомашин

Президент Республики Татарстан Рустам Минниханов и командующий Приволжским округом войск национальной гвардии России генерал-полковник Александр Порядин вручили сотрудникам территориального управления Росгвардии ключи от новых служебных автомашин.

Мероприятие прошло на площадке у КРК «Пирамида».

Напомним, что руководством региона уделяется большое внимание обеспечению правопорядка, общественной безопасности на территории Татарстана. Наряды вневедомственной охраны ФГКУ «УВО ВНГ РФ по РТ» и сотрудники подразделений лицензионно-разрешительной работы выполняют законодательно возложенные на них задачи на территории региона. Пополнение автопарка новыми единицами служебного автотранспорта улучшит условия несения службы сотрудниками ведомства и будет способствовать эффективному и качественному решению стоящих перед территориальным управлением Росгвардии оперативно-служебных задач.

При активной поддержке Рустама Минниханова за счет средств республиканского бюджета автопарк территориального управления Росгвардии пополнился 40 новыми служебными автомобилями.

Ключи от 30 служебных автомобилей (28 машин «Lada Vesta» и 2 автомашины «УАЗ Патриот») получили водители нарядов групп задержания строевых подразделений вневедомственной охраны – батальонов УВО по городу Казани, отделов вневедомственной охраны в Набережных Челнах, Бугульме, Елабуге, Зеленодольске, Лениногорске, сотрудники Азнакаевского и Алексеевского ОВО.

Еще 10 автомашин передали сотрудникам центра лицензионно-разрешительной работы и других подразделений ведомства. Транспортные средства укомплектованы необходимым оборудованием со специальными световыми и звуковыми сигналами, а также имеют соответствующую цветографическую окраску.

«Сегодня приятное событие - мы имеем возможность предоставить новые автотранспортные средства для оперативно-служебной деятельности Управления Росгвардии по Республике Татарстан, - сказал, в частности, Рустам Минниханов. - Задачи, которые решают сотрудники ведомства, очень важны. Стабильность и благополучии на территории – это наше с вами дальнейшее успешное развитие».

Ваша каждодневная служебная деятельность обеспечивает безопасность граждан республики, и мы это видим, заявил Президент Татарстана, обращаясь к сотрудникам ведомства. «Мы всегда будем поддерживать Росгвардию», - сказал далее Рустам Минниханов и высказал пожелание, чтоб этот новый автотранспорт дал возможность принимать еще более оперативные решения.

Командующий Приволжским округом войск национальной гвардии Российской Федерации генерал-полковник Александр Порядин поблагодарил руководство региона за поддержку, которую Правительство Татарстана оказывает росгвардейцам.

«Не каждый субъект Российской Федерации может делать то, что делаете вы для наших военнослужащих и сотрудников войск национальной гвардии. Я глубоко и сердечно благодарю вас. Мы же, в свою очередь, окажем содействие в полном объеме в выполнении задач, поставленных в республике», - сказал Александр Порядин.

В рамках мероприятия также состоялось награждение отличившихся в ходе несения службы сотрудников ведомства. Награды Республики Татарстан и ведомственные награды вручили Рустам Минниханов и Александр Порядин.

Для справки:

Ежесуточно в Республике Татарстан на маршруты патрулирования заступает 152 наряда групп задержания вневедомственной охраны. За счет использования современных технологий, грамотного составления маршрутов экипажи вневедомственной охраны за считанные минуты прибывают по тревожному сигналу на охраняемый объект или квартиру. В остальное время осуществляется патрулирование улиц в целях обеспечения охраны общественного порядка и безопасности граждан.

На сегодня под бдительным контролем вневедомственной охраны Росгвардии по РТ находится около 13 тысяч объектов и около 34 тысяч мест проживания и хранения имущества граждан. Краж с охраняемых объектов и квартир граждан за последние годы не допущено.

Под контролем подразделений лицензионно-разрешительной работы находится свыше 45 тыс. владельцев гражданского оружия, в пользовании которых находится около 72 тысяч единиц оружия, более 300 мест хранения оружия и боеприпасов и 560 частных охранных организаций.

В рамках осуществления госконтроля в области оборота оружия за нарушение правил оборота оружия у физических лиц в 2019 году изъято 1424 единицы оружия и около 1800 патронов. По выявленным нарушениям составлено 2700 протоколов об административных правонарушениях.

Благодаря проводимой работе по пропаганде добровольной сдачи незаконно хранящегося оружия гражданами республики сдано в правоохранительные органы около 1900 тысяч единиц оружия.