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New Delhi, Jun 17 () A CRPF official has succumbed to COVID-19, taking the death toll from the disease in the country's largest paramilitary force to five, officials said on Wednesday. The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) also reported 35 fresh cases of the infection in the last 24 hours, taking the total number of coronavirus-affected personnel to 783 out of which 338 are active while 440 patients have recovered. Among the latest cases, the maximum are from units based in Kashmir and a few other units, the officer said. "A 55-year-old head constable passed away on Monday at the AIIMS located in Haryana's Jhajjar. The official was posted in the 5th battalion of the force," a senior CRPF officer said. It was not immediately clear if the official was suffering from an existing health issue. This is the fifth COVID-19 death in the about 3.25 lakh personnel-strong force. Among the paramilitary forces or the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) this is the 16th death. The Central Industrial Security Force has reported five deaths, Border Security Force three, Sashastra Seema Bal two and one casualty has taken place in the Indo-Tibetan Border Police till now. These central forces, with a combined strength of about 10 lakh personnel, render a variety of security duties, law and order management, border guarding, counter-insurgency and counter-terrorist operations and disaster rescue and relief. NES RDM RDM

CRPF official succumbs to COVID-19

Ranchi, Apr 28 () CRPF jawans are being posted inthree shifts at Ranchis Covid-19 hotspot Hindpiri locality toensure that people strictly follow lockdown rules, an officialsaid on Tuesday.Residents of Hindpiri are not allowed to enter orleave the area, Ranchi Deputy Commissioner Rai Mahimapat Raysaid.The administration would provide ambulance in case ofany emergency medical requirement, he said.Ray held a meeting with the CRPF and districtofficials on Tuesday, a day after the Jharkhand governmentdecided to deploy personnel from the central para-militaryforce amid rising coronavirus cases, mostly in that locality.Ranchi Senior Superintendent of Police Anish Guptasaid action would be taken if any person flouts the lockdownguidelines. PVRNN NN

CRPF jawans posted at Ranchi's Hindpiri to enforce lockdown

Srinagar, Jun 10 () As many as 28 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel posted in Kashmir tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, officials said. They said the personnel were found infected during a contact-tracing exercise after the death of a 44-year-old constable on June 6 when he succumbed to the disease. Twenty-eight personnel in Kashmir have tested positive for coronavirus on Wednesday, the officials said, adding they belong to the 90th battalion of the force where the deceased constable, a nursing assistant, was posted. All the affected personnel have been isolated and some results are awaited, they said. The troops have been asked to immediately report if they feel any illness of COVID-19 like symptoms, a senior official said. There have been four deaths in the country's largest paramilitary force having 3.25 lakh personnel. It has 516 coronavirus cases till now out of which 353 personnel have recovered, as per latest data. Seven other positive coronavirus cases were also reported from various other units of the force on Wednesday. NES SKL TIR TIR

28 CRPF personnel posted in Kashmir test COVID positive

Nagpur, Jul 5 () A total of 22 CRPF personnel tested coronavirus positive on Sunday in Maharashtra's Gadchiroli district, around 170 kms from here, an official said. These men had rejoined duty a few days ago and were placed under institutional quarantine, where they were detected with the infection, he said. Around 350-400 CRPF troopers were on leave and began returning to their reporting stations in the last 20-25 days, Gadchiroli Superintendent of Police Shailesh Balkawde told . "Personnel who return are kept in 14-day institutional quarantine and tested for coronavirus after seven to eight days from the date of their return. A total of 22 CRPF personnel tested positive on Sunday," he said. CLS BNM NP NP

Maha: 22 CRPF personnel test COVID-19 positive in Gadchiroli

New Delhi, May 9 () The country's largest paramilitary force CRPF reported 62 fresh coronavirus infections on Saturday from a single Delhi-based unit, officials said.The total number of active cases in the 3.25 lakh-strong force now stands at 231, they said.Two personnel have recovered from coronavirus while one succumbed to the infection.The fresh cases are from the 194th Rapid Action Force (RAF) battalion of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF), the officials said.All the infected personnel have been placed in home quarantine at a facility in Bawana area, they said.The 31st battalion of the force in Delhi has about 137 positive cases. All personnel are admitted at a quarantine facility in Mandoli area and undergoing treatment.The CRPF also lost a 55-year-old official to coronavirus last month. NES DIVDIV

62 fresh coronavirus infections in CRPF, active cases 231

New Delhi, Apr 24 () Nine CRPF personnel on Friday tested positive for the novel coronavirus in Delhi, officials said.The personnel underwent tests after 'contact tracing' was done in the backdrop of a head constable working as a nursing assistant was declared COVID-19 positive a few days back, they said.As many as 50 personnel have been quarantined after these cases came to light in the CRPF's 31st battalion in the national capital.The nine who tested COVID-19 positive include seven constables, a head constable and a sub-inspector rank officer, the officials said. NES ANBANB

9 CRPF personnel test positive for COVID-19 in Delhi

New Delhi, Jun 30 () The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has urged its personnel who have recovered from coronavirus to be good samaritans and donate their blood plasma to save lives of others infected persons, officials said on Tuesday. CRPF Director General (DG) A P Maheshwari has written a communication to the troops of the about 3.25 lakh personnel strong paramilitary force to become the agents of happiness for those who are suffering from the disease. The CRPF, as per latest data, has a total of 1,219 coronavirus cases, out of which 655 have recovered and 555 are under treatment. "In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the CRPF donned the role of COVID warriors. We have proactively reached out to our breathren and helped in crisis." "About 1,000 of our personnel contracted the disease. More than half of them have also recovered by now. But thousands of our countrymen are still struggling in hospitals. We can help them in their fight against the virus by donating plasma," the CRPF chief said. He also mentioned the name of three jawans of the force -- constables Ganesh Kumar, Manjeet Singh and Gurtej Singh -- who "voluntarily donated their convalescent plasma recently to save COVID-19 patients." "Those of our warriors who have defeated the virus themselves can help some of our fellow countrymen defeat the virus as well by donating plasma." "It involves a simple procedure with no cost attached. It will earn the donor a life-time of satisfaction of having saved somebody's life. Just think over," the DG wrote to his personnel. Official data shows that the five Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) or paramilitary forces of the CRPF, BSF, ITBP, CISF and SSB and two other central forces of NSG and NDRF have had over 3,300 cases of the pandemic. Out of these, over 2,000 personnel have been cured and about 1,300 are under treatment at various health facilities across the country. Plasma therapy involves a minor medical procedure where the blood of a person who has recovered from the disease is taken as the person has developed antibodies against the virus. The donated plasma helps a coronavirus infected patient to better fight the disease by developing enhanced levels of immunity. For a person who wishes to donate plasma, he or she should have tested negative for COVID-19 at least two weeks before the donation. These central forces, with a combined strength of about 10 lakh personnel, render a variety of security duties, law and order management, border guarding, counter-insurgency and counter-terrorist operations and disaster rescue and relief under the command of the Union home ministry. NES TIR TIR

COVID-19: CRPF urges recovered personnel to donate plasma, save lives

New Delhi, Apr 26 () Fifteen Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel posted in a Delhi-based battalion have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said on Sunday.The troops belong to CRPF's 31st battalion in which nine men had tested positive on Thursday, a senior official said.With the fresh cases, the number of infected personnel in this unit stands at 24.The patients have been isolated and admitted to a hospital in Mandawali area here, the official said.Samples of about a dozen more personnel of the unit have been sent for testing and their reports are awaited, he said.The personnel of this unit underwent tests after a head constable who visited the battalion last week tested positive for the virus, the official said. The head constable, who was working as a nursing assistant, is part of the 162nd battalion deployed in Kupwara of Jammu and Kashmir and was in Noida on leave.The jawan was asked to report to the 31st battalion for testing and he tested COVID-19 positive on April 21.Earlier this month, a doctor of the paramilitary contracted the infection, while a head constable of the Rapid Action Force (RAF) tested positive in Ahmedabad.With about 3.25 lakh personnel, the CRPF is country's largest paramilitary or Central Armed Police Force and is designated as the lead internal security force of the country for conduct of anti-Naxal and counter-terrorist operations apart from rendering regular law and order duties. NES DPB

15 CRPF personnel based in Delhi test COVID-19 positive

New Delhi, Apr 22 () A Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) jawan, part of a battalion deployed in Jammu and Kashmir, has tested positive for COVID-19 in the national capital, a senior official said on Wednesday. The jawan, working as a nursing assistant, has been admitted to an isolation ward in a Delhi hospital, he said. The official said the constable was asked to undertake a coronavirus test in Delhi at the end of his leave period on April 7 before joining his unit, as per the standard operating procedure. He was already in 14-day quarantine and his result was reported positive on Tuesday, the official added. The jawan's parent unit is deployed in Kupwara district in north Kashmir. Early this month, a doctor of the paramilitary was found positive for COVID-19. The about 3.25-lakh personnel strong CRPF is the country's largest paramilitary or the Central Armed Police Force and is designated as the lead internal security force of the country for conduct of anti-Naxal and counter-terrorist operations apart from rendering regular law and order duties. NES AQSAQS

CRPF jawan tests positive for COVID-19; admitted to Delhi hospital

New Delhi, Apr 21 () The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) on Tuesday handed over one lakh surgical masks to AIIMS for the use of its staffers, officials said.The three-layered masks have been prepared at a CRPF facility in the national capital by the family welfare association of the paramilitary.The country's largest paramilitary force had set up a mechanised masks-making automated machine in order to produce the face cover at a rapid pace for supply to not only its nationwide units but also to other organisations."These three-ply surgical face masks will play a pivotal role in safeguarding the lives of our frontline healthcare workers, one of the precious resources in our fight against the COVID-19 pandemic," Medical Superintendent of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) D K Sharma said in a communication thanking the force.The force said on its Twitter handle that this was a humble contribution to the premier medical institute.A senior official said the masks have been given to the AIIIMS free of cost.The about 3.25 lakh personnel lakh strong CRPF is designated as the lead internal security force of the country and is the mainstay for anti-Naxal and counter-terrorist operations. NES KJ

COVID-19: CRPF donates 1 lakh surgical masks to AIIMS

New Delhi, Jul 11 () A 51-year-old official of the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) died due to coronavirus infection on Saturday taking the pandemic death toll in the country's largest paramilitary to eleven, officials said. The force also reported 58 fresh cases of the disease across its various units in the country. Head Constable Damodar Reddy passed away at a hospital in Hyderabad on Saturday, they said. He was suffering from chronic kidney problems and some other health issues and was found positive for COVID-19 last month, the officials said. This is the 11th coronavirus death in the force that has over 1,925 cases of the pandemic till now, according to latest data. Out of the total, 936 personnel are under treatment across the country while the rest have recovered, officials said. The about 3.25 lakh personnel-strong CRPF is the lead internal security force of the country with its main operations being in the left wing extremism-hit states and counter-terrorist combat in the Kashmir valley. NES RDM RDM

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