Justice Pritam Pal-led panel finds treatment plants defunct

Noise pollution, better hospitals next two choices of residents

CHANDIGARH: Chandigarh Pollution Control Committee (CPCC) has called upon people of the city to abdicate polythene use for the sake of protecting environment of the city.

From 2014 the numbers of HIV positive cases have consistently dropped. As in 2015-16 only 0.98 percent of those who got their test done were tested positive.

NGO seeks steps to stop manufacturing, storage, import, sale or transport of polythene or plastic carry bags

The Civil Surgeon held a swine flu review meeting with health officials here today as the number of cases is on the rise in the district.

After the eighth suspected case of H1N1 virus (swine flu) was reported on Saturday, the district has been put on a high alert.

CHANDIGARH: The city continues to record poor air quality index (AQI) in the winter, indicating that the pollution level is not improving.

All suspected and positive cases of state have been reported from the city