Technical snag forces Doha-bound AIE flight to return to Mangaluru 

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September 21, 2017

Mangaluru, Sept 21: A Doha-bound Air India Express flight from Mangaluru carrying 170 passengers was forced to return to Mangaluru International Airport due to a technical glitch, about 45 minutes after getting airborne.

The aircraft made an emergency landing safely at the airport and there was no harm to any passenger or crew, an Air India Express official said. The aircraft is being inspected by the airline's team of engineers, the official added. The flight is now rescheduled for Friday at 5.30 am.

"The flight, IX 821, departed from Mangaluru for Doha at 5.40 pm. However, when it was mid-air, the pilot detected some technical snag and decided to take back the aircraft to Mangaluru," the official said. There were 170 passengers on-board the Boeing 737-800 plane. 

Air India Express is making arrangements to fly the stranded passengers to their destination, the official said.

The passengers have been given the option of either boarding the rescheduled flight or get the full refund or reschedule their journey at a later date. Those who have opted for Friday's flight have been provided with hotel accommodation and other facilities, he added.

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A.Rahman
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Friday, 22 Sep 2017

Flight landed safely with out any casualties to any onboard passengers was only the result of all passengers sincere Dua prayer. And nor because of airinidia express or from its team. The incident only because of poor managements failure of maitenance and no other reason. Alll passengers have full right to claim against their difficulties.Stand together n file a case against this organizationa. Last month one incident was occurred in our neighboring state. Seems this organization looking for a guineas book record.

 

Am saluting Mangaloreans for their courage for preferring such airlines regularly.

 

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Mangaluru, May 14: An 80-year-old woman from Kulshekar in Mangaluru, who was undergoing treatment for covid-19, today breathed her last in the hospital.

The victim, identified as P-507, was said to be in critical condition for past few days.

The elderly woman and her 45-year-old son were tested coronavirus positive on April 27 days after she got admitted to First Neuro hospital at Padil in the city.

With this the covid-19 death toll in Dakshina Kannada rose to five. Shockingly, all five victims are women. The district has so far reported 34 positive cases including five deaths. Currently there are only 14 active cases. 15 people have already discharged.

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June 21,2020

Bengaluru, June 21: Three youngsters lost their lives when an alleged wheeling stunt turned near Jakkur flyover in the city today morning. 

The deceased have been identified as Mohammed Hadi, Ahmed Khan and Syed Riaz, all residents of Nagavara Govindapura.

The tragedy took place at around 6:30 a.m. While two among them died on the spot, the third one breathed his last at a hospital, soruces said.

Yelahanka traffic police have registered a case in this regard. 

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March 12,2020

Bengaluru, Mar 12: Days after a video of an elephant being shot in Bandipur National Park went viral on social media, officials said that they have removed a staffer and initiated action against an employee of the Karnataka Forest Department in the matter.

According to officials, the incident took place on March 7.

"We have removed Rahim, temporary staffer, and initiated action against Umesh, a permanent employee of the Karnataka Forest Department, after an internal enquiry," Bandipur field director T Balchandra said.

While Rahim is said to have shot the charging elephant, Umesh reportedly made the video and shared it on social media.

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