Curtains fall on silver jubilee celebrations of Jamiyyatul Falah

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December 29, 2013

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Mangalore, Dec 29: The silver jubilee celebrations of Jamiyyatul Falah, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi district, drew to a close at a valedictory ceremony which saw the participation of personalities such as union minister M Veerappa Moily, state ministers U T Khader and Ramanath Rai, former minister B A Moideen, educationist Y Abdullah Kunhi and others.

A silver jubilee memorial edition of the annual magazine 'Al-Falah' was released by Mr Moily in the programme

Speaking on the occasion, Mr M V Moily said that the society should be empowered through institutions that work towards the upliftment of the society.

“A country is considered a successful democracy where its minorities live in peace. This (India) is not a country where a particular religion is subjected to persecution. Although malevolent forces have constantly tried to fragment the country since the time of the British, the country has remained as one today, since we have built it on the basis of trust,” he said.

Chancellor of Yenepoya University Y Abdullah Kunhi said that it was inspiring to witness the upliftment of the poor sections of the society by Jamiyyatul Falah which rendered yeoman service to unprivileged members of the community. Their service will inspire several others to follow in their footsteps and emulate their efforts, he said.

Akshara Santha Harekala Hajabba was felicitated on the occasion.

Islamic educational institutions such as Crescent School, Bunder, Noorul Huda Education Trust, Katipalla, Tauheed Education Trust, Gangolli, Mountain View School, Puttur and Green View School, Sullia were recognised for their efforts in the field of education.

Forest Minister B Ramanath Rai, Health Minister U T Khader, Ameer of JF, NRCC Akhtar Sheikh and others spoke during the ceremony.

JF President Saduddin M Salihi welcomed the gathering and made the introductory remarks.

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September 19,2024

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Mangaluru, Sep 19: Following the recent Nipah virus-related fatalities in Kerala, health authorities in Dakshina Kannada are taking proactive measures to monitor for potential cases of monkey fever. While typically found in African countries, monkey fever has raised concerns within the district, prompting increased vigilance.

To ensure early detection, travelers arriving at Mangaluru’s international airport and local ports will undergo health screenings. Additionally, a dedicated ambulance has been placed on standby for any emergent cases, and Wenlock Hospital has set aside a special ward with six reserved beds specifically for monkey fever patients.

"We currently have no confirmed cases of monkey fever in Dakshina Kannada, and there are no direct orders from the state government," said Dr. Timmaiah, the District Health Officer. "However, we are taking preventive measures, including continuous screening of incoming passengers. A special meeting is also being planned to discuss future action steps."

Dr. Timmaiah further highlighted the rise in general viral infections following the region's recent shift in weather patterns. "With the decline in rainfall, we are seeing an uptick in viral cases, particularly fevers accompanied by cough, cold, and throat pain, especially in children. Though Mangaluru has experienced mostly sunny weather, occasional rain at night has contributed to the spread of illnesses. It’s crucial for the public to remain vigilant and take preventive measures."

Health officials are urging residents to seek timely medical advice and follow recommended precautions to mitigate the spread of infectious diseases.

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