All gazetted officers of J-K Police have contributed their two days' salary and all non-gazetted police personnel have contributed a day's salary towards the relief fund.
LG GC Murmu appreciated the efforts of the department and outlined the collective responsibility of individuals, institutions, and orgsations to come forward to protect the community in this time of crisis.
"22 new COVID-19 cases were reported from J-K today. Four cases were reported from the Jammu region while 18 cases were reported from the Kashmir region. All 22 cases are contacts of positive patients. The total number of positive cases in the UT now stands at 300 out of which 54 are from Jammu and 246 are from Kashmir," Rohit Kansal, J-K Principal Secretary (Planning) said.
India's total number of coronavirus positive cases rose to 11,933 including 10,197 active cases, 1,343 cured/discharged and 392 deaths, the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare said earlier on Wednesday.
( With inputs from ANI )