Elon Musk struggles to speak amid crowd boos at Dave Chappelle Show
Twitter deletes video, but audience ‘secretly’ capture scene of booing on phones
San Francisco: Elon Musk, Twitter’s new head, was booed loudly by the crowd as he got on the stage during the Dave Chappelle Show in the city recently.
As the comedian welcomed Musk on stage and asked the crowd to ‘make some noise for the richest man in the world’, some people in the audience cheered, but their sound was overshadowed by boos by the others, the footage posted on Twitter revealed, reports India Today.
Chappelle joked, following the reaction by the audience, saying, “It sounds like some of the people you fired are in the audience… All these people who are booing, and I’m just pointing out the obvious, you have terrible seats.”
Also, every word and action by Musk only drew more booing. Since the jeering continued as Musk paced on the stage and even at every instance that he tried to speak, a visibly frustrated Musk asked Chappelle what he should say.
Gizmodo has reported that the video was deleted from Twitter, but the publication had shared a link to the video. In addition, although the audience is not permitted to carry phones to the event, some people secretly carried phones and captured videos of Musk being mocked at the event.
“You weren’t expecting this, were you?” Elon Musk booed relentlessly for several minutes when introduced at Dave Chappelle’s show in San Francisco. pic.twitter.com/fJtAZPzqJx
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MP cruise boat tragedy: Search ops expanded to trace four missing passengers
Jabalpur (PTI): Army divers and disaster response teams on Saturday expanded their search at Bargi Dam in Madhya Pradesh to locate a man and three children still missing after the cruise boat tragedy that claimed nine lives two days ago, officials said.
With 28 of the 41 identified passengers onboard the ill-fated cruise boat rescued safely, police are preparing to register an FIR in connection with the accident that occurred at the reservoir in Jabalpur district on Thursday evening, they said.
The search radius has been expanded to 5 km in the backwaters of the Bargi Dam, located downstream of the Narmada River, area sub-divisional officer of police (SDOP) Anjul Ayank Mishra told PTI.
Nine people drowned in the incident, while 28 were rescued, and efforts are ongoing to trace the missing persons, he said.
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According to the police, more than 200 rescuers, including around 20 Army divers airlifted from Agra, began the search operation at 5 am on Saturday to trace Kamraj, an employee of the Ordnance Factory in Khamaria, his son Tamil (5), Vijay Soni (6) and Mayuram (5).
Mishra said that an inquest case has been registered and the post-mortem of nine deceased persons has been completed.
"Our priority is to search for the missing persons. We will soon register an FIR," he said.
Investigators have said that CCTV footage near the boarding point showed 43 people heading towards the ill-fated boat, and the names of 41 persons, who boarded the vessel, have been ascertained so far.
Collector Raghvendra Singh confirmed that a search is underway for four missing persons.
The rescue operation, being carried out by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), State Disaster Response Force (SDRF) and local divers, was briefly affected around 9 am due to strong winds.
The state government on Friday ordered a probe into the incident and dismissed three crew members after survivors alleged negligence and safety lapses, including failure to provide life jackets.
The government also banned the operation of similar vessels in the state.
The boat, operated by the state tourism department, sank during a sudden storm around 6 pm on Thursday, and the wreckage was retrieved from the dam water on Friday, after the rescuers confirmed that there were no more bodies inside.
Eyewitnesses have said that strong winds made the water choppy, prompting passengers to raise an alarm and ask the crew to steer the vessel towards the riverbank.
A survivor alleged negligence by the crew and described a last-minute scramble for life jackets.
