Two killed, others injured in road accident between car, tempo in Tumkuru
Tumkuru: In a road accident between a car and a tempo that took place on Tuesday morning two people died on the spot here at the Kunigal Taluk. Other injured patients were taken to Kunigal hospital for treatment.
The deceased have been identified as Santhosh and another individual, originally from Bengaluru, whose identity is yet to be ascertained.
According to the reports, the tempo was traveling from Chikmagalur to Bengaluru, while the car was heading to Dharmasthala from Bengaluru when the two vehicles collided near Kunigal resulting in the death of two and injuries to others.
The Kunigal police have registered a case in this regard.
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Bomb threat in Delhi-Bagdogra IndiGo flight forces emergency landing in Lucknow
Lucknow (PTI): An IndiGo Airlines flight en route from Delhi to Bagdogra, West Bengal made an emergency landing at the Lucknow airport on Sunday morning following a bomb threat, police said.
Bomb disposal squads, security agencies and airport authorities are carrying out thorough security check of the flight carrying 222 passengers, including eight infants, besides two pilots and five crew members.
All passengers and crew were safely evacuated, officials said.
According to officials, Air Traffic Control (ATC) received information at around 8.46 am about a bomb threat on IndiGo flight 6E-6650. Acting on the alert and following prescribed security protocols, the aircraft was diverted and made a safe emergency landing at Lucknow airport at 9.17 am.
As per a press statement issued by the Lucknow police commissionerate, after landing, the aircraft was immediately parked in an isolation bay.
During preliminary checks, a handwritten note on a tissue paper bearing the words "Plane mein bomb" (bomb in the plane) was found, police said.
Further investigation and necessary legal action are underway. The law and order situation remains normal and under control, police said.
