Looks like this is a wrong url or this page has been taken down Little Howrah and Bellerive beach have been declared safe for swimming Further water quality testing will take place over the next week and any adverse finding will be communicated with the public The Public Health alert advising against swimming in the River Derwent has been lifted for all locations except the western end of Bellerive Beach.The warning followed a process failure at a TasWater sewage treatment plant which led toincompletely treated effluent entering the river.Water samples collected by Council on Friday have shown that water quality at thefollowing monitored beaches is safe for recreational activities testing identified a localised water quality issue at the western end (the play park end) of Bellerive Beach which is now subject to further investigation by Council Public Health advice remains to avoid swimming at this location until further notice The Department of Health has advised that a sewage treatment plant in the Hobart area has failed resulting in sewage entering the River Derwent near Berriedale The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) and TasWater are managing the incident Public Health advice is for the public to avoid activities in the River Derwent that involve full immersion in water The advice applies to the river between Austins Ferry and Old Beach in the north to Sandy Bay across to Howrah in the south More about the announcement here Water sampling conducted this week has shown improved water quality at Bellerive Beach East and it is once again safe for swimming Last week water quality test results deemed the site unsafe likely due to weather and stormwater impacting the River Derwent – see below For updates visit the Derwent Estuary Program – Beach Watch Map and be mindful not to swim for 2 days after heavy rainfall Recent water sampling tests have shown elevated levels of bacteria at Bellerive Beach East.This is likely due to the recent wet weather and stormwater impacting the River Derwent This means that swimming is not recommended at this section of the beach until further notice and signage is now in place at Bellerive East We will continue to conduct water sapling of the beach, and once deemed safe the signage will be changed. During summer, water sampling is done every week and we will provide an update when this improves on our website and, as always please pay attention to beach signage at your local beach.More info about the water testing process on the coasts webpage Contact us form City of Clarence pays respect to all First Peoples including the Mumirimina (mu mee ree mee nah) of the Oyster Bay Nation whose unceded lands and waterways we are privileged to conduct our business on and we acknowledge the survival and deep spiritual connection of the Tasmanian Aboriginal People to their Country and culture; a connection that has endured since the beginning of time Two men have been charged with assault following a disturbance in Howrah on Monday night that left one person with minor injuries Police allege the altercation began between individuals known to each other in the carpark near the Howrah Woolworths Supermarket before continuing to a nearby Shell Service Station The confrontation resulted in minor damage to the service station building and one person being transported to Royal Hobart Hospital with minor injuries A 47-year-old man from Clarendon Vale and another 47-year-old man from Sandy Bay have both been charged with assault in relation to the incident Tasmania Police confirmed the investigation remains active Detectives from the South East Criminal Investigation Branch are continuing to gather evidence and information about the disturbance Anyone with information is being urged to come forward Send your photos, videos and tip-offs to[email protected], use our News Tips form or call and leave us a message on 03 6124 2526. Copyright © 2025. Pulse Tasmania is published by Pulse Media Group Pty Ltd. © 2025 Bennett, Coleman & Company Limited © 2009-2022 Independent News Service. All rights reserved.   Howrah To Mumbai Amrit Bharat Express Train Ticket Price: The train is likely to provide a budget-friendly yet comfortable travel experience for middle- and low-income passengers, covering 1968 kilometers via Nagpur with 23 stops, and operates twice a week on the Howrah-Mumbai route reportedly. To accommodate our growing region and ensure your waste is collected in a timely manner we have created a new collection area called Howrah West This is for properties between Wentworth Street For homes located in the new Howrah West zone and your green waste (garden organics) will be collected on the following days: The collection day will still be on Thursdays and there is no change to general waste and recycling bin collections in this area The collection day tool has been updated and waste calendars are also available Download the Howrah West waste calendar. If you have any questions, please contact us on 03 6217 9500 or by email to waste@ccc.tas.gov.au Area marked in orange is the Howrah West zone.  Rokeby and Tranmere are currently without power tonight after a vehicle crashed into a power pole A white ute reportedly brought down the pole severing wires and cutting electricity to homes in the area with police saying “no one” was found with the vehicle TasNetworks is yet to provide a time that power will be restored suggesting properties may be in the dark until after 11pm Send your photos, videos and tip-offs to[email protected], use our News Tips form or call and leave us a message on 03 6124 2526 Pulse Tasmania is published by Pulse Media Group Pty Ltd Metro Railway Kolkata is awaiting a positive response from the Commissioner of Railway Safety who inspected the Esplanade-Sealdah stretch of East-West Metro's Howrah Maidan-Sector V corridor Kolkata Metro Railway awaiting CRS nod to commission operations on Howrah Maidan-Sector V stretch CRS Sumeet Singhal inspected the crucial Esplanade-Sealdah stretch on Sunday and expressed satisfaction with the readiness of the section for passenger service Indicating the commissioning of services along the entire 16.55 km stretch soon Metro Railway in a late-evening statement said that as part of the preparations for full-fledged operations in the stretch fewer trains will run along the Green Line-1 on April 29 "In connection with the commissioning of the commercial services on the entire stretch of Green Line Kolkata Metro will operate fewer trains in Green Line-1 on April 29," the statement said 90 services will be operational in Green Line-1 with 20 minutes interval," it added Singhal inspected both the eastbound and westbound tunnels by trolley carefully checking systems such as tunnel ventilation track conditions and emergency evacuation plans He also took a close look at Bowbazar where tunnel boring had led to land subsidence and damage to nearby homes in Durga Pituri Lane in 2019 Another incident in October 2022 had further delayed progress on the line and pushed back the deadline of completing the 16.55 km stretch "Singhal inspected both the eastbound and westbound tunnel between Esplanade-Sealdah stretch and also the underground portion of the Bowbazar area," the spokesperson said Metro services run along Howrah Maidan-Esplanade and Sealdah-Sector V corridors The CRS also inspected the operational control section of the corridor at Salt Lake and interacted with officials Principal Chief Engineer of Metro Railway and other high-level officials of Metro and KMRCL accompanied the CRS during the inspection This article was generated from an automated news agency feed without modifications to text This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page ​In pic: Radiant pictures of Shruti Haasan​ Master your Vocabulary: 10 forgotten old words one can use even today Alia to Deepika: Met Gala debut looks of Indian personalities over the years Baby girl names that are as auspicious as Akshaya Tritiya 10 beautiful baby names that mean unending joy in different languages ​In Pics: Adorable looks of Chaitra Reddy​ ​10 most intelligent animals on the planet ​ ​10 animals that can survive without a brain​ Our Privacy Policy has been revised. Please review updated ';P+='Privacy Policy Here';P+=' There is an internal server error on Cloudflare's network | File image: PTIKolkata: With Ram Navami preparations underway Howrah Police has denied permission for Anjani Putra Sena’s planned procession along a route that saw communal clashes in 2022 The police pointed to previous disturbances and violations of Calcutta High Court-imposed conditions as grounds for the decision Citing security concerns and past violations of court orders the police have instead suggested two alternative routes The organisation has decided to challenge the decision in court Howrah Police has proposed two alternative routes: Ram Raja Mandir Road to Mahendra Bhattacharya Road and Netaji Subhash Road to Malik Fateh Mor and Avani Mall near Bhagwan Narsingh Temple to MG Road and Howrah Maidan via Jagat Banerjee Ghat Road The police also noted that Shri Ram Sena traditionally holds a Ram Navami procession along the first suggested route and encouraged Anjani Putra Sena to use the same path the West Bengal Police Headquarters has enforced strict guidelines banning DJs and motorcycles in processions has announced a heavy police deployment in Howrah from April 2 to April 9 and has cancelled police officers’ leave during this period the BJP has planned 2,000 Ram Navami processions across West Bengal with Leader of Opposition Suvendu Adhikari stating that around 1 crore people are expected to participate nearly 50 lakh youth reportedly joined the celebrations With heightened security measures and legal challenges looming the issue remains a focal point of political and religious tensions in the region Such comments are punishable under cyber laws The opinions expressed here are the personal opinions of readers and not that of Mathrubhumi You are using an outdated browser. 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