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Army hands back Chinese soldier who 'strayed' across LAC

Indian Army handed over the Chinese soldier Corporal Wang Ya Long to the Chinese Army at the Chushul Moldo meeting point on Tuesday night

Indian Army handed over the Chinese soldier Corporal Wang Ya Long to the Chinese Army at the Chushul Moldo meeting point on Tuesday night. The Chinese soldier was apprehended by the Indian Army in the Demchok sector of eastern Ladakh on Monday after he had &ldquo;strayed across the Line of Actual Control&rdquo;. The Army had said the PLA soldier will be returned to the Chinese Army after the completion of all formalities at the Chushul-Moldo meeting point in Ladakh. The soldier "got lost while helping local herdsmen retrieve a yak", a Chinese officer said in a statement on Monday night.

UP: Covid +ve woman gives birth to quadruplets

A coronavirus positive woman delivered four babies at BRD Medical College in UP's&nbsp;Gorakhpur. 3 babies and the woman are healthy, 4th baby is on ventilator

A coronavirus positive woman delivered four babies at BRD Medical College in Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur district, officials said on Thursday. While three babies are healthy, the fourth one is on a ventilator.&nbsp;The 26-year-old woman from&nbsp;Deoria district reached the medical college's trauma centre on Tuesday night and tested positive there.&nbsp;As per the doctors, the delivery was premature.

Gorakhpur, PTI: A coronavirus positive woman delivered four babies at BRD Medical College in Uttar Pradesh's Gorakhpur district, officials said on Thursday.
"While three babies are healthy, the fourth one is on a ventilator. The mother is also healthy," BRD Medical College Principal Ganesh Kumar said.
The 26-year-old woman, a resident of Deoria district's Gauri Bazar, reached the medical college's trauma centre on Tuesday night and tested positive there.
With the efficient team of doctors and paramedical staff, the woman delivered the quadruplets on Wednesday, he said.
As per the doctors, the delivery was premature and the weight of the four babies is between 980 grams to 1.5 kg. The mother is feeding three babies while one is on ventilator support.
The principal said such cases are very rare and delivery is also quite challenging.
However, the mother and three of the newborns are healthy with the samples of all four babies sent to the microbiology department for coronavirus test.

India: last million Covid-19 cases in just 11 days 

India set a grim record of reporting the last million of the total 5 million cases in just 11 days.&nbsp;

India set a grim record of reporting the last million of the total 5 million cases in just 11 days.&nbsp;&nbsp;India has recorded 4 million cases on September 4 and 3 million cases on August 22.&nbsp;The gap with the United States, which has&nbsp;the highest coronavirus caseload in the world, is reducing steadily. As on Tuesday night, there were more than 6.8 million people in the United States who have so far been infected with the virus. At the rate at which India is adding numbers, it looks poised to overtake the United States in about a month&rsquo;s time, a data analysis by The Indian Express showed on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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