The Thodex cryptocurrency platform in Turkey is caught up in a storm. The cryptocurrency platform handles hundreds of millions of dollars per day. The saga has been unfolding from last week when Turkey banned cryptocurrencies in the country. On Tuesday, the CEO fled Turkey and is said to be in Armenia. Hundreds of thousands of users said that they were locked out of the platform from the past four days and on Thursday the website was down. On Friday, police detained many employees of Thodex as they launched a probe into the alleged scam. On Friday, early morning raids were conducted at 6 a.m. across eight provinces, Sixty-two people have been taken in for questioning and the Interpol has issued a red notice for CEO Faruk Fatih Ozer, who had flown to Tirana, the capital of Albania, on Tuesday. On Thursday, police had searched the Istanbul offices of the company and had seized a lot of materials after many citizens went on Twitter with complaints about the platform. ...
The hospital has come up with an infrastructure worth ₹ 84 lakh for setting up the mobile plant, which would not only cater to its oxygen needs but of other medical institutions too. With the entire infrastructure in place, Government Rajindra Medical College and Hospital is awaiting the Centre’s nod to order mobile oxygen generation plant from Germany. The hospital has come up with a proper infrastructure worth ₹ 84 lakh for setting up the plant, which would not only cater to its oxygen needs but of other medical institutions too. “We will make the plant operational in two days if we get the required equipment for producing oxygen as all other prerequisites are already in place at the hospital,” said hospital’s medical superintendent Dr HS Rekhi. Notably, a similar plant will be set up at Government Medical College and Hospital, Amritsar. He added that the proposed plant will be able to produce 20,000 litres of oxygen. Meanwhile, one of the offic...