Spaceship of ‘non-human origin’ sighted near US-Mexico border, says UFO expert
Mexico: Renowned UFO expert of Mexico Jaime Maussan has said that a photo of a sunset over the FC Juarez soccer stadium, taken near the US border, shows a flying saucer.
The photo had been taken by a soccer fan and the team had posted the photo on its Twitter handle this week, tagging Maussan, reports New York Post.
The journalist replied that he had enhanced the picture with artificial intelligence and it clearly showed unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP).
Maussan posted on Wednesday, “I believe it is a ship of non-human origin,” on Twitter.
The photograph also shows Estadio Olimpico Benito Juarez, situated two miles away from El Paso, Texas, during a match against a Tijuana team on Saturday.
A dark spot near the sun at the top left was identified as the potential UFO.
After processing the photo with artificial intelligence, Maussan said that there was a round, doomed ship in the sky. He also claimed that there was a force shield visible around it, which has startled many.
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Railways announces 84 special trains following IndiGo flight cancellations
New Delhi (PTI): The Railways announced 84 special trains across all zones for Saturday to help people facing travel disruptions due to the mass flight cancellations by IndiGo.
In a coordinated move by the Railway Ministry, the trains, which are to make 104 trips, were arranged in the shortest possible time after analysis of train traffic situations in major cities such as New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, Patna, and Howrah, among others.
"The number of special trains and their trips might increase further depending on the traffic scenario. All zones have been asked to make use of all available resources, including rolling stock as well as manpower, to safely operate these trains for the convenience of lakhs of passengers stranded at different parts of the country due to flight cancellations," said Dilip Kumar, Executive Director, Information & Publicity, Railway Board.
Officials said efforts are being made to make people aware about the trains, and some divisions have even disseminated information at nearby airports to help passengers.
South Eastern Railway has issued a press release and informed the Airport Authority to display information regarding the newly introduced special train services.
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"Western Railway will run seven special trains on a special fare between Mumbai Central-New Delhi, Mumbai Central-Bhiwani, Mumbai Central-Shakur Basti, Bandra Terminus-Durgapura, Valsad-Bilaspur, Sabarmati-Delhi and Sabarmati-Delhi Sarai Rohilla stations," a press note said.
Similarly, South Central Railway on Saturday announced that it would run four special trains to manage the surge in passengers resulting from the large-scale cancellation of IndiGo flights.
Central Railway and Northern Railway have planned 14 and 10 special trains respectively, and officials said these numbers are being further reviewed to meet any rising requirements.
Other zones have also issued notifications regarding special trains along with their schedules.
For at least five days in a row, IndiGo flight operations have significantly disrupted, with a large number of cancellations and delays causing hardships to thousands of passengers. In many cases, baggages have been misplaced.
