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China’s latest COVID-19 wave begins to ease after peaking in mid-August: CDC_我的网站

一 | New Delhi, Oct 13 (UNI) Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has relaxed the condition of fire No Objection Certificate (NOC) for sanction of building plan for residential properties.

As per the new rule, no NOC will be required from Delhi Fire Service in the case of sanction of building plans of residential building consisting of Ground Floor plus three additional floors with stilts for parking having, overall maximum height of 17.5 meters, the Civic agency in a statement stated.

MCD has taken this decision after the recent judgment passed by the Supreme Court and clarification rendered by Delhi Fire Service. Before this, obtaining prior NOC from the Fire Department was mandatory for the sanction of residential building plans. However, MCD has clarified that the new relaxation rule shall not apply to those residential buildings, wherein stilt is not proposed by the applicants, it stated.

MCD said this expedient relaxation to the public will abridge the approval-processing of such building sanction cases. Citizens may avail the benefit by submitting the applications for sanction of residential buildings plan in the above manner, without submission of NOC of fire department, it added.

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COVID-19 virus Photo: VCG China's latest COVID-19 wave has begun to ease after reaching a peak in early to mid-August, with infections declining more noticeably in southern regions, Wang Fuzhen, a research fellow at the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (China CDC), said at a National Health Commission press conference on Friday.
The overall intensity of the COVID-19 wave is comparable to that of the previous two years, with most cases remaining mild, according to Wang.
The monitoring system has not detected any variants that could pose a significant public health risk, nor has the fluctuation of the COVID-19 infections significantly impacted the overall medical order, said Wang.
China reported 522,000 newly confirmed COVID-19 cases in July, including 487 severe cases and one related death with cases, China CDC said on August 13.
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