Instead of lathis, they worked with hoes
Mangaluru, June 10: The police who usually carry lathis to maintain law and order situation, took crowbars and hoes in their hands on Sunday.
Because of the heavy rains, the place near the Madmaheshwar Vaidyanatha Temple was clogged with rainwater, creating inconvenience to people to walk. Noticing this situation, the police personnel took hoes and other equipment and removed the silt paving way for the rainwater to flow. Interestingly, even the public also joined their hands with the police to clean the area and letting the rainwater to the drainage. General public appreciated the work of the police personnel.
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Israeli police make arrests after flares fired at prime minister's private residence
Tel Aviv (AP): Israeli police said on Sunday that they have arrested three suspects after flares were fired at the private residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the coastal city of Caesarea.
Authorities said the prime minister and his family were not at the residence when two flares were fired at it overnight, and there were no injuries.
The police did not provide details about the suspects, but officials pointed to domestic political critics of Netanyahu. Israeli President Isaac Herzog condemned the incident and warned against “an escalation of the violence in the public sphere”.
Netanyahu has faced months of mass protests over his handling of the hostage crisis unleashed by Hamas' October 7, 2023 attack into Israel, which ignited the ongoing war in the Gaza Strip.
Critics blame Netanyahu for the security and intelligence failures that allowed the attack to happen and for not reaching a deal with Hamas to release scores of hostages still held inside Gaza.
A drone launched by Lebanon's Hezbollah group struck Netanyahu's Caesarea residence last month, also when he and his family were away.
