Kid dies after being hit by battery-operated vehicle at Zoo
Hyderabad, Dec 26 : A two-year-old boy died when a battery operated vehicle hit him on the premises of the Nehru Zoological Park here, police said Wednesday.
The incident happened Tuesday afternoon when the boy had gone to the zoo along with members of his family, they said.
The driver of vehicle was arrested Wednesday on charge of driving the vehicle allegedly in rash and negligent manner resulting in the child's death, police said.
The family was returning after seeing the animals when the vehicle hit him. The child was immediately shifted to a nearby hospital and he died on the way, a police official said.
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MediaOne TV Facebook page restored after block linked to ‘government request’
Kochi: The official Facebook page of Malayalam news channel MediaOne TV has been restored after being blocked without prior notice, the broadcaster said on Wednesday.
The channel was quoted by Maktoob as saying that the restriction was lifted automatically, with Meta Platforms informing it that the action had been taken following a “government request” which has now expired or been reversed.
The development came shortly after the channel approached the Kerala High Court challenging the blocking of its page, terming it arbitrary and in violation of legal provisions and judicial precedents. The High Court had issued notice to Meta via email hours before the restriction was withdrawn.
In its petition, the channel said access to its Facebook page had been restricted for users in India without citing any specific content or alleged violation. It contended that while individual posts may be taken down under applicable a rule, blocking an entire page goes beyond the scope of such measures.
The incident followed an earlier action taken against the channel in 2022, when the Ministry of Information and transmitting prohibited it from transmitting. It cited national security concerns regarding the Ministry of Home Affairs' refusal of security clearance.
The Supreme Court of India in April 2023 set aside the ban, observing that national security claims cannot be made without substantive basis and that criticism of government policies does not render a media outlet anti-national.
